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One of the pioneers of the general systems theory was the biologist Ludwig von Bertalanffy .

To Virginia Tech biologist Jake Socha, these curious reptiles are something of a biomechanical wonder.

Miss Lee said the idea to create the fabric came to her after a chance meeting with a biologist several years ago.

A biologist at heart, Hillis viewed the mutating sorting test as a parasitic organism trying to disrupt the sorter.

Jenny Dickson, a wildlife biologist with the state Department of Environmental Protection, said the parakeets can be very persistent.

I asked Westling about this. "One biologist suggested to me that testosterone might explain something, " he responded.

So the biologist looks at the chickens, examines them a bit, and says he has no clue what could be wrong with them.

BIOLOGIST: You only have to look around you here to see just how rich, how wealthy New Zealand is in terms of its biodiversity.

One of the other tribe members is a marine biologist and was able to tell us the names of all the fish.

It has no other leading and important function in the social organization. " - Harvard biologist Richard Lewontin. "

The splendors of the depths are known to a fortunate few, like this biologist tagging a giant Pacific octopus in Washington's Puget Sound.

The biologist stained the specimen before looking AT it through the microscope.

A 50-year-old biologist, he is the first head of the republican state never to have been a member of the Communist Party.

Herman Oosthuizen, marine biologist. A seal bit off a South African woman's nose after she tried to help it back into the sea.

Ideal: I do not know if he is a singer wanted to do, or marine biologist.

But if you're a marine biologist, Maldives is not such a bad place to be.

How life began is a problem for the biologist, on which he's made notable progress in recent years.

If Dennis Gray, a developmental biologist at the University of Florida, has his way, that will change.

My interaction with a wonderful biologist in the lab proved rewarding, and I found the scientific part of the job extremely interesting.

The brightly coloured insect, which is only a few inches long, was snapped by wildlife biologist Jonathan Mays in Maine, U. S.

Norwegian biologist, F. O. Guldberg, decided that this problem of circular movement was worth investigating.

BIOLOGIST: We really should be inspired by the fact that the Kakapo is still with us.

If all this disappoints you, it shouldn't. "The brain changes throughout our lives according to what we do with it. " says a biologist.

Many modern humans miss out on this, as we spend our days in constructed environments. The biologist E.

He later became a cell biologist. He earned many honors for his research. But he never forgot his experience in the camp.

Polar bear biologist Ian Stirling has found a similar pattern in Hudson Bay.

Until the British biologist's museum discovery, the second muntjac species had been largely forgotten by science for some 60 years.

Dr. Dunn, a biologist from North Carolina State University, was five feet in the air, crouched on a bough of a Japanese maple.

Mr Page, Mr Brin and his wife, Ms Wojcicki, have brainstormed with people such as Craig Venter, a biologist who helped map the human genome.

For his dissertation, he studied Pheidologeton, commonly known as marauder ants, under the Pulitzer Prize-winning biologist E. O. Wilson.

But Dr Allan Pacey, a sperm biologist at the University of Sheffield, said he was not convinced the sperm were fully developed.

Veracity is the heart of morality. --- Thomas Henry Huxley, English biologist.

Mr Hanson is a knowledgeable biologist and an active environmentalist, but his favoured place is in the field, witnessing things first-hand.

The Dobzhansky Papers are a remnant of the correspondence and writings of the geneticist and evolutionary biologist, Theodosius Dobzhansky.

On a bright day in November, in company with a biologist named Renee Seidler, I went for a look at the details of their dilemma.

Bessudo, a marine biologist, has spent much of her career in Malpelo and fighting to preserve the unique marine environment there.

At first, the biologist mistakenly thought that the island near the Atlantic was bare and devoid of any kind of animals.

An economist, a philosopher, a biologist, and an architect were arguing about what was God's real profession.

The answer may lie in the research by an anthropologist and evolutionary biologist Robin Dunbar.

An outstanding student, she chose for her Ph. D. degree to work in the M. I. T. lab of Robert A. Weinberg, a leading cancer biologist.

Biologist Remco Suer believes he's figured out the mosquito behavior, for his doctoral thesis at Wageningen University in the Netherlands.

Cell biologist Michael Way of the London Research Institute agrees that other viruses may also use the vaccinia infection strategy.

Biologist Andrew Berger sliced open a young steelhead and tucked a vitamin-sized transmitter into the folds of its belly.

I am in the position of a biologist who from a single bone must reconstruct not only the appearance of an extinct animal, but its habits.

Rao Yi, a Chinese biologist with Peking University, and formerly of Northwestern University in the United States, welcomed the plan.

"We go back to a site dozens of times and find new species routinely, " says marine biologist Cindy Lee Van Dover of Duke University.

David C. Blackburn, a biologist at Harvard University, came across the frogs while conducting fieldwork in Cameroon .

The great biologist Stephen Jay Gould called it "the most potentially interesting and ethically unacceptable experiment I can imagine. "

Says Ott, the biologist, "As long as we are going to be using this stuff we are going to be spilling it. It goes with the territory. "

One molecular biologist. A flight controller, a Pentagon staffer and a CIA intelligence officer.

And that is precisely what Terry Bradley, a fish biologist at the University of Rhode Island, is trying to do.

A Scottish biologist and pharmacologist Alexander Fleming published many articles on bacteriology, immunology, and chemotherapy.

LIFE IMITATES ART An image of cell death created by Drew Berry, a biologist whose work has been shown in museums.

SOME people, notably Richard Dawkins, an evolutionary biologist at Oxford University, regard religion as a disease.

BORIS WORM, a marine biologist, has spent much of his academic life studying fish.

Professor Richard Dawkins, Britain's best-known evolutionary biologist and a leading secularist, called the findings "a national disgrace" .

A biologist who has witnessed this carnage observed that "it is like a tabby cat attacking a hippopotamus" .

This had a profound influence on his childhood as Besson planned on becoming a marine biologist.

H. Steven Wiley is Lead Biologist for the Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory.

How does an amateur biologist avoid exposure to fumes from the chemicals used to isolate and manipulate DNA?

It comes from biologist Jim Cosgrove who describes it all in a lecture he calls, "No Mother Could Give More. "

But John Hocevar, a marine biologist with the environmental group Greenpeace, says most of the oil is still in the Gulf.

"It's definitely a huge step forward, " adds cancer biologist Dafna Bar-Sagi of the New York University School of Medicine in New York City.

Luther: Nekhorvich was a molecular biologist. Why was he going on about an old Greek myth?

"There is no general agreement among biologists on what species are, " says Jonathon Marshall, a biologist at Southern Utah University.

Texas biologist Zen Faulkes writes about a particularly dramatic case, the garter snake's immunity to otherwise-deadly tetrodotoxin.

Eric Forsman, a wildlife biologist with the U. S. Forest Service, says shooting owls isn't a long-term solution.

The answer is yes, according to at least one evolutionary biologist, Robin Dunbar.

During this time, Lee's wife Jane Lin, a molecular biologist, was the sole breadwinner for the family.

The occupations that fit best with the "things" end are physicist, chemist, mathematician, computer programmer, and biologist.

John Rohrer, a district biologist for the Okanagan-Wenatchee National Forest, also employs dead deer heads to lure elusive wolverines.

Neural Net Gabriel Pato, a Brazilian biologist, carries on his body the principle that the brain is a network.

An evolutionary biologist would say physical activity is the only voluntary means you have of varying or regulating your energy expenditure.

Aristotle was in some sense an astronomer, a physicist, a biologist, a psychologist and a political scientist.

The zoo Leader, the wildlife biologist, Dr. Antle said, "Hanaman is particularly clever, and a dutiful 'nanny. "

Ian MacDonald, a marine biologist at Florida State University, says the 160 or so dead dolphins are the tip of the biological iceberg.

Photographer and biologist Joe Riis hopes to raise awareness of the animals' epic, ancient migration and to encourage action to protect it.

"It's like an industrial guillotine, " says University of Kent biologist Tony Martin.

The biologist is interested in how some of the less obvious DNA programs might behave.

A molecular biologist has isolated a short segment of DNA that she wants to replicate in vitro.

Biologist and naturalist EO Wilson calls it biophilia, our innate love for the rest of life.

As Amherst College biologist Paul Ewald observes, the bugs that cause AIDS, tuberculosis, typhus and measles all reached us through animals.

Charles Robert Darwin, English biologist, founder of the theory of evolution.

Boon was a brilliant biologist who was somewhat bigoted when it came to discussing politics or religion.

Second, the genome databases are a warehouse that can be raided for whatever part a synthetic biologist requires.

Whether an organism is a plant or an animal sometimes taxes the brains of a biologist.

So, from a biologist's point of view, compassion is actually a gene's way of helping itself. Okay.

A biologist walks into a sushi bar and orders some tuna.

Let go with our courage, Marine biologist together hand in hand for a "dolphins swim" !

Suffer a few tests from Your friendly neighborhood biologist.

The South Florida nesting population has declined by 50% in the last decade, according to a marine biologist.

Count evolutionary biologist Jianzhi Zhang of the University of Michigan among the skeptical.

The biologist Lewis Wolpert believes that the queerness of modern physics is just an extreme example .

Dr Hamermesh is an economist rather than a biologist, and thus brings a somewhat different perspective to the field.

The findings on air-flow are convincing, said evolutionary biologist Elizabeth Brainerd of Brown University.

I remind myself that he's a marine biologist, with a special interest in sea corals.

"A pattern is emerging, " said Felicia Keesing, a biologist at Bard College, United States.

That biologist says: certain bats by receiving the echoes to the squeaks they emit, can locate and steer clear of obstacles.

Back to Methuselah (1921), a meta-biologist five-play cycle on what he called "creative evolution" , and.

When developmental biologist Conrad Waddington came up with the image in the 1950s, the message was clear: Development is a one-way trip.

The Greek philosopher Anaximander, a biologist, geographer, and astronomer, organizes a map of the world.

US biologist John Phelan suggests low calorie diets could increase human life span, but there is no proof yet.

Peter Alekseevich Kropotkin, Russian geographer, biologist and anarchist revolutionary, is born.

FOR a Nobel laureate, the molecular biologist Max Perutz made a lot of mistakes.

The biologist Sydney Brenner chose the roundworm as an experimental animal in 1974 with this goal in mind.

In the late 19th Century, the renowned evolutionary biologist Thomas Huxley said that it looked suspiciously like grey wolves (Canis lupus).

As well as being a diver and photographer, Mr Semenov is also a trained biologist from Moscow State University.

Spend time with the resident marine biologist and visit remote arts-and-crafts villages and castaway isles.

As a biologist, I know what people suffering from genetic disease are the victims of unlucky throws of the genetic dice.

An Australian wildlife biologist, Chadden Hunter, has spent seven years getting up close and personal with the extraordinary Gelada.

D' Arcy Thompson was a biologist, a mathematician and a classicist.

The biologist knew more than 100 years ago, biological attribute heredity from its parental generation.

Slime molds first came to scientific fame in the mid-20th century with the work of the Princeton biologist John Tyler Bonner.

Biologist Wayne McCrory of the Valhalla Wilderness Society calls Gribbell "the mother island of the white bears. "

But the bottom line, says Iain Couzin, a biologist at Oxford and Princeton Universities, is that no leadership is required.

A wolf shot by Jay Mize (background) is documented by wildlife biologist Michelle Kemner at the Department of Fish and Game in Nampa, Idaho.

One biologist has a radical idea: pick them up and move them, writes Suzanne Goldenberg.

To try to work out why, Caroline Molette, a biologist at the University of Toulouse, did some experiments.

"I personally think it's a pretty exciting project, " says biologist Robin Buell at Michigan State University, who worked on the project.

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Harvard biologist Donald Pfister claims that both people and reindeer ate the mushrooms.

The Ugly Bug contest is hosted by ASU's "Ask A Biologist" program, which attempts to get the university's science out into the world.

It's not consciously self-serving, but, to a biologist, that's the logic.

Now, being a biologist, I was very curious about this.

To make the best use of structure information, however, a biologist still needs a little more help from the computer.

Was Jobs the greatest biologist of our time?

Enter Newcastle University biologist Claire Rind.

"Now we're seeing effects (of human caused warming and pollution) in the most faraway places in the world, " said conservation biologist P.

No regulatory agency would sign off on that, says molecular biologist Robert Sinden of Imperial College London.

The professor, a biologist who was reportedly being audited for the misuse of research funds, hanged himself on April 10.

The biologist is convinced that some plants are threatened with extinction.

Szostak's endeavor is very different from another artificial life project led by biologist and entrepreneur J. Craig Venter.

Plant biologist Robin Buell at Michigan State University also worked on the genome.

That biologist used the computer program to illustrate the whole process of impregnation of human beings.

"As a biologist, " says Mr Morton, "I know that ecosystems can be restored. Still, the waters of China are virtually beyond redemption. "

A marine biologist has discovered a startling new crab species that resembles a large strawberry.

Three test pilots. Two flight surgeons. One molecular biologist.

Biologist Linda Leigh would later spend three weeks in the small glass shed.

"Once you explain it to people, it makes intuitive sense, " says co-author David Ackerly, a University of California, Berkeley, biologist.

When she entered college, however, a course in biology changed her plans for the future, and she began a career as a marine biologist.

There are at least 1, 600 such sperm whales in the Gulf, according to marine biologist Thomas Shirley of Texas A&M University. Minus one.

But his ideas were revived recently by Geoffrey Miller, an evolutionary biologist who works at the University of New Mexico.

True, no biologist has really believed in vitalism for more than a century.

The biologist brought out specimen box and showed the items one by one.

You are listening to Richard Prum, an evolutionary biologist at Yale University.

The creatures were fearsome, alien, and diverse: a biologist's dream.

To a mathematician, 1 1 = 2 is the truth, but to a biologist a cell another one is a new life .

Similarly, every time a biologist discovers a new species, there is the opportunity to honour someone or something.

David Penny, an evolutionary biologist at Massey University in New Zealand, called the grand scope of Theobald's study "bold. "

Since July 11, about 556 dead penguins have appeared on beaches, Thiago do Nascimento, a biologist at the Peruibe Aquarium, told CNN.

"The proposed mechanism is compelling, " says John Thompson, a molecular biologist at the University of Waterloo in Canada.

And actually, this work was done in the 1960s by a famous biologist named Malcolm Burrows.

"Jump, frog, jump! " the biologist repeated.

Neither did we, until we heard from acoustic biologist Katie Payne.

"It's a fundamentally different strategy, " says University of Washington biologist Robert Smith. "Death by mutation. "

"It's a very exciting result, " says evolutionary biologist Tadeusz Kawecki of the University of Lausanne in Switzerland.

Biologist Kon Lorenze doesn't have sample of transportation during spring festival period at hand when conducting such research.

As a biologist, Lamarck was equal to Darwin.

You are listening to a marine biologist Joe Pawlik at the University of North Carolina, Wilmington.

"It's an important advance, " said Rob Knight, a biologist at the University of Colorado, who was not involved in the research.

"Instead, we found the opposite pattern with amphibians, " said Reid Tingley, a biologist at the University of Sydney.

Casey Dunn is a biologist at Brown University in Rhode Island.

IN 1980 Julian Simon, an economist, and Paul Ehrlich, a biologist, made a bet.

part of why I became a biologist is that fascination with beings that seem both exactly like us and a universe apart.

You can dream of becoming a civil engineering expert, a biologist and even a geophysicist.

In 1866, French Aluonakesi , one biologist, are invited to go to the United States participating in one science inspecting an activity.

The biologist advanced a new theory of life.

Dr. Danoff-Burg, a biologist at Columbia University, was digging up plastic cups from the ivy.

Sam knows a biologist who owns a well-equipped laboratory.

An amateur biologist invites themtogathercreepy-crawlies from pond.

"Our results are counterintuitive, " says developmental biologist Steven Kernie, lead author of the study.

Recently I spoke with Sue Rocca, a biologist at the WDCS.

First author Camille Parmesan, a population biologist at the University of Texas in Austin, explains why.

A large tiger shark will be released this week after a marine biologist deemed the pool too small.

Day biologist Janet Porter and her daughter came to survey forests.

"They completely ignore each other, " said Adam Kuspa, another Baylor biologist.

These results echo earlier research by Dr DeBruine's thesis adviser, evolutionary biologist Bobbi Low.

The competition can get vicious, says Adam Pack, a marine mammal biologist and psychologist at the University of Hawaii, Hilo.

UC Berkeley biologist Bob Full doesn't especially care for cockroaches.

Biologist P. W. Price estimated that over 50 percent of today's species are parasitic.

This phenomenon was observed by Craig Packer, a wildlife biologist at the University of Minnesota.

And to paraphrase a biologist I once met, if you're not growing, you're dying.

An amateur biologist invites them to gather creepy-crawlies from a nearby pond.

Dial, a biologist who, in 1988, founded the lab at a field station near the University of Montana.

Shi Yigong, a Princeton University molecular biologist, rejected a prestigious $10 million grant to return to China in 2008.

Aren't you a tenure-track molecular biologist at MIT?

For the study, biologist Jeremy Wright studied the venom and microscopic tissue structures of 158 catfish species.

Allan Pacey of the University of Sheffield, a sperm biologist of 20 years standing, declared he was unconvinced.

According to one cell biologist, that's exactly right.

Dr. Laland is an evolutionary biologist at the University of St. Andrews in Scotland.

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Again, a biologist cuts out an eyeball.

You are listening to Brazilian biologist Paulo Moutinho.

"Fish are sensitive4, they have personalities5, " says the marine biologist.

biologist, but my guess is that the male human animal was programmed for silence.

I'm no biologist, but my guess is that the male human animal was programmed for silence.

The technology is "a revolutionary advance, " says conservation biologist Sam Gon III of The Nature Conservancy in Honolulu.

That is Beth Shapiro, a molecular biologist at Pennsylvania State University.

"It's an intriguing finding, " says theoretical biologist Franjo Weissing of the University of Groningen in the Netherlands.

The report "is very interesting and hopeful, " says Mikhail Matz, a coral biologist at University of Texas, Austin.

The 51-year-old biologist didn't see the egret, a rather warm climate bird, in the Cuckmere Valley while growing up.

But Arthur Mayne, a biologist who has three sons aged from 18 to 12 years, disagrees.

University of California biologist Bill Schopf studies ancient fossils and the dirt they are found in on earth.

So a biologist at the University of Montana, Ken Dial. . .

He's a biologist at Veta La Palma.

'We can see big holes, ' says [biologist David] Hik. 'We can't steer clear of snow-covered cracks.

Now, I'm a marine biologist.

By the biography , the biologist 's playing the violet violin violently violated rules.

Georgia Mason, a biologist at the University of Guelph in Canada who led the study, thinks stress and obesity may be to blame4.

Insects are not mindless robots; they can learn just like other animals, says Zuk, a biologist at University of California, Riverside.

The study was led by Yang Xu, a molecular biologist at the University of California, San Diego.

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A high-powered biologist (Sigourney Weaver), who loves the Na'vi, has been to the woods and back many times.

In addition, there is a marine biologist who is doing her own research.

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