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ethologist

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ethologist [ĕ-thol´o-jist]
a person skilled in ethology.

ethologist
a person skilled in ethology.


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This call might be used by individuals to alert others about who and where they are," says Alban Lemasson, an ethologist (scientist who studies animal behavior) at the University of Rennes, France.
Monkey mothers lower their heads and then move them up and down while looking at babies seated nearby as a prelude to mutual eye contact and lip smacking, ethologist Pier Ferrari of the University of Parma in Italy and colleagues report online October 8 in Current Biology.
Ethologist Professor Gislea Kaplan of the University of New England said that the P dialect had the lowest frequency.
 
 
 
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