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A student of actinology; one versed in the science of actinology.
adj
Of or relating to Africology.
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One who studies Africology.
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An expert in agnotology.
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One who studies algaeology.
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One who studies algae and seaweed.
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One who studies ampelography.
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One who studies anthecology.
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One who studies anthracology.
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One who studies arcanology.
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(archaeology) A person engaged in archaeobotany.
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One who engages in Armenology.
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One who studies autecology.
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One who studies biogeology.
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A person whose expertise is biospeleology
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(fashion, anthropology) The study of footwear, especially historical footwear.
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One who studies chirognomy.
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One who studies chorology.
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An expert on dolphins, someone who studies delphinology
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One who studies dendrogeomorphology.
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A phycologist who studies diatoms.
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One who studies ecophilosophy.
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(rare) One who studies the Eskimo people; one who studies Eskimology.
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One who studies ethnochoreology.
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A person involved in ethnogeography.
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One who studies ethnomycology.
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An expert on ethnoornithology.
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One who studies ethnozoology.
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(rare) A eucalyptologist; someone who studies or practices eucalyptography.
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One who studies fairyology.
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One who studies filicology.
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An expert on where and when to view the way tree leaves change color during the fall.
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A scientist, especially a paleontologist, who studies the Foraminifera.
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One who studies fossilogy.
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One who studies fossilology.
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One who studies geoecology.
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One who studies geoeconomics.
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One who studies geohistory.
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One who studies geolinguistics.
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One who studies geomythology.
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One who studies geophilosophy.
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One who studies geophysiology.
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A specialist in geopony or geoponics
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One who studies gnotobiology.
adj
(anthropology) Exhibiting a reduction in bone mass as the result of evolution.
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One who studies graphonomics.
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One who studies heliology.
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One engaged in hierology, the comparative and historical study of religions.
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A specialist in human geography.
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One who studies Hungarology.
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One who studies Japanology.
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One who studies Kartvelology.
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One who studies lichens.
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(rare) One who describes lichens; one versed in lichenography.
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An expert in lichenology.
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One who studies limacology.
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One who studies limnobiology.
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One who studies lithology.
adj
Of or relating to lusotropicalism.
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One who studies mammalogy
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Alternative spelling of mammalogist [One who studies mammalogy]
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One who studies molinology (the study of mills).
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One who studies Mongolia.
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A person who studies montology.
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One who studies natural history.
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An expert in natural history or the study of plants and animals.
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One who studies nomadology.
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a person who studies oceanography, the science of oceans
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One who studies oceanology.
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(rare) One who studies ophiolites.
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(obsolete) Alternative form of orologist [(obsolete, rare) One versed in orology.]
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A specialist in orography.
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One who studies osteography.
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The application of biomechanics to prehistoric times
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Alternative form of paleoparasitology [The study of ancient parasites, especially as a branch of archaeology]
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One versed in palaetiology.
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A histologist whose speciality is paleohistology
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Alternative form of palaeologist [One who studies palaeology.]
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A parasitologist whose speciality if paleoparasitology
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One who studies palynology (pollen, spores, and other particulate organic matter).
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One who studies panbiogeography.
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One who studies phenology.
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One who carries out photogeology.
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One who studies phytoecology.
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A person involved in phytogeography.
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One who studies phytolithology.
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One who studies planktology.
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(biology) Any biologist whose speciality is polychetes
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A scientist whose speciality is primatology
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(biology, protistology) One who studies protists.
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A specialist in psychogeography
n
An advocate of this method of classification
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One who studies raciology.
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(biology) A biologist whose speciality is speleobiology
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A person who studies or explores caves or studies the science of speleology.
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One who studies spongology.
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Someone who practises or supports synecology.
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One who studies taphonomy.
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One who studies taraxacology or dandelions.
n
A biologist who specializes in studying tardigrades.
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One who studies teleology.
n
One who studies thalassography.
adj
Alternative form of theophilanthropic [of, or relating to theophilanthropism]
n
One who studies Thracology.
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One who studies Tibetology
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A person who studies Tintinology.
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One who studies toponymy.
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One who studies trilobites.
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(rare) One who writes about the description and behavior of animal.
adj
zoological and botanical
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The scientific study of the geographical distribution of animal species.
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One who studies zoomusicology.
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One who studies zoophytology.
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One who studies or practices zoopsychology.
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(zymurgy) One who is skilled in zymology, or in the fermentation of liquors.
n
Obsolete form of oenologist. [An expert in the science of oenology.]
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