paleontologist
IPA: peɪɫiʌntˈɑɫʌdʒɪst
noun
- One who studies paleontology.
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Examples of "paleontologist" in Sentences
- I am an undergrad paleontologist.
- I'd reword it, but I'm no paleontologist.
- But again, I'm not a plant paleontologist.
- He almost certainly is the paleontologist.
- An insight into the life of a paleontologist.
- Also, I'm not an invertebrate paleontologist.
- I'm a mammalian paleontologist and a taxonomist.
- The bot operator is not a vertebrate paleontologist.
- Paleontologists are certainly wary of emphasizing it.
- Which brings me to the phrase "religious paleontologist."
- The family was named by the paleontologist Edward Drinker Cope in 1889.
- The show begins with a "paleontologist" clad in safari gear, who hosts the proceedings from the stage.
- An Indonesian paleontologist is keeping the remains of the tiny humans away from other paleontologists.
- "" There weren't enough to fill a third of a sandwich bag, '' recalls paleontologist Keith Rigby, who was heading the dig.
- The sub-discipline "paleontologist" includes paleontology; the sub-discipline "preparation" includes paleontology and preparation and conservation.
- Even where I work a paleontology parkquite a few of the staff often joke when they stutter through or mispronounce the word paleontologist, yet have no problem with "archaeologist".
- Fact is, Grant and Hepburn display impeccable comic timing at a breakneck pace and the “intercostal clavicle” Grant’s paleontologist is searching for in the movie has become something of an iconic reference.
- I also think that anyone who just wants to be a "paleontologist" should prep for at least a short amount of time so they have a better understanding of how it works and so you have more respect for preparators.