ontocord/MixtureVitae-genericsKB huggingface dataset:
### person | pupil:

Large pupil
* let more light into the retina.
* result in imperfect optics and the spot size is increased by ocular aberrations.

### person:

Pygmy
* All pygmies are musicians.
* Most pygmies have eyes
  - yellow eyes
  - share habitats
  - weigh ounces
  - pygmy marmosets carry babies
* Pygmies also compose songs for male and female secret social societies.
* Pygmies are born covered with a thick lanugo, or fetal hair, which is usually blond to reddish
  - of diminished stature because their lives are nasty, brutish and short
  - the earliest known inhabitants of the Congo Basin, which is located in Zaire
  - can be just as friendly and lovable as canines
* Pygmies includes arms
  - body substances
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - heads
  - human bodies
  - legs
  - material bodies
  - necks
  - nuclei
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles
* Pygmies live in the forests of the west
  - southern forests
  - seem to love their tradition of music and dance
  - typically dress in simple loincloths that are made from the beaten bark of trees
  - use simple musical instruments such as drums, flutes, and a kind of one- string violin
* Some pygmies become pets.
* Some pygmies have nails
  - shades
  - sharp nails
  - reach adulthood
* Some pygmy marmosets become prey
  - have tails
* Some pygmy marmosets live in extend families
* Some pygmy marmosets reach maturity
  - sexual maturity
  - show differences
  - use types
  - whales strand on beaches
* marmosets communicate with each other by chattering and trilling in high-pitched voices.
* shrews in lowland habitats are less abundant that common shrews.
+ Pygmy Marmoset, Diet: Monkeys
  * Pygmies talk in a variety of screeches.

### person | pygmy:

Cactus pygmy
* Cactus pygmies have eyes
* Most cactus pygmies have eyes

Quitter
* also reduce their risk of developing infections like pneumonia.
* are people.

### person | quitter:

Dropout
* are individualists
  - quitters
* make up nearly half the heads of households on welfare.

Rare bird
* are bands
* are, by definition, rare.
* show up outside of their range all of the time.

Raver
* always order water when they go out to clubs.
* appear to cut across all social divisions, classes, gender and age.
* are a subculture of present society
  - dancers
* choose their clothes by texture, colour, and size.
* dress for comfort
  - the way they do to demonstrate individuality
* say that everyone at a rave is happy and loving.
* suck pacifiers to unclench their jaws and lollipops to lubricate their mouths.
### person | relative | ancestor | grandparent:

Grandad
* Some grandads have green trees
  - olive trees
* includes arms
  - body substances
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - corpi
  - human bodies
  - legs
  - material bodies
  - necks
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles

### person | relative | ancestor | grandparent:

Grandfather
* Most grandfathers are diagnosed with diseases
  - die in hospitals
  - eat meals
* Most grandfathers have families
  - large families
  - suffer from hypertension
* Some grandfathers commit crime.
* Some grandfathers die from injuries
  - of cancer
* Some grandfathers have diseases
  - gardens
  - heart diseases
  - levels
* Some grandfathers pass months
  - years
  - share fun and recreation time with grandchildren
  - smoke cigarettes
* are ancestors
  - for loving and fixing things
  - grandparents
  - males
  - part of families
* can have a great influence on the religious development of their grandchildren.
* find companies.
  - problems
  - same problems
  - cells
  - cytoplasm
  - heads
  - nuclei
* make food
  - good food
* mention first people

Grandma
* Some grandmas have breast cancer
* are capable of welcomes
  - part of families
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - human bodies
  - material bodies
  - plasma membranes
* live for years.
* meet friends.
* play roles.
* take care.

### person | relative | ancestor | grandparent:

Grandmother
* Most grandmothers communicate with grandchildren
  - pass years
  - raise children
  - wear jackets
* Some grandmothers die from cancer.
* Some grandmothers die in attacks
  - crashes
  - houses
  - prisons
  - shark attacks
* Some grandmothers experience exposure
  - toxic exposure
  - feed chickens
* Some grandmothers have gardens
  - heart attacks
  - lilies
* Some grandmothers keep cats
  - geese
  - live in towns
  - make diets
* Some grandmothers possess cats
  - horses
  - pigs
  - serve as midwifes
* are female animals
  - females
  - the people who take delight in hearing babies breathing into the telephone
  - voices of the past and role models of the present
* assume responsibility.
* believe in protein.
* bring grandsons.
* buy food.
* have exposure
  - glass
  - hard time
  - old feet and young hearts
* help food.
  - body substances
  - sections
* often have the care of young children because, as in the U.S., both parents work.
* raising grandchildren alone are especially vulnerable to economic hardship.
* take breaths
  - last breaths
  - recipes
  - silk jackets

### person | relative | ancestor | grandparent | grandmother:

Great grandmother
* Most great grandmothers raise children.
* Some great grandmothers serve as midwifes.

Grandpa
* Some grandpas lose weight.
* are fictional characters.
* have bags
  - beds
* includes arms
  - corpi
  - nuclei
  - personality
* share homes.

Granny
* Grannies have backs.
* Grannies includes arms

Human ancestor
* Most human ancestors eat diets
  - plants
* Some human ancestors eat fruit.
* speciate from the ancestors of the chimpanzees
  - gibbon
  - gorillas
  - orangutan
### person | relative | ancestor | parent:

Supportive parent
* Most supportive parents create healthy home environments.
* control negative emotions and think positively.
* create environments.
* create healthy environments

Tall parent
* can produce short children.
* have tall children and short parents have short children.
* tend to ultimately have tall children and vice-versa.

Teenage parent
* are at especially high risk of long-term welfare dependence.
* consume a large share of all welfare dollars.

True parent
* True Parents are the first true couple in all of history
  - owners of love
  - have physical children
* means someone who has realized the highest love.

Wealthy parent
* More wealthy parents are willing to make more of education for their children than the poor.
* can afford to send their children to better or safer schools.

White parent
* face some different issues in raising their children to be free of prejudice.
* seeking infants to adopt are much more likely to look beyond their own race.
* use more corporal punishment than minority group parents.

Wise parent
* are affectionate, supportive, and tender to their mate and to their children.
* understand that play is the work of children.

Progenitor
* are responsible for giving existence to other beings.
* is an ancestor

Veneration of ancestors
* forms the core of most Liberian traditional religion.
* is prevalent throughout the island of Madagascar.

### person | relative:

Antecedent
* are causes
  - events that come before a behavior and prompt it to happen
* are the events and conditions that immediately precede a behavior
  - nouns or pronouns to which the pronoun refers
+ Applied behavior analysis, Definitions and concepts, Three-term contingency
  * Three-term contingency is a concept for understanding operant behavior that was first used by B.F. Skinner. The three-term contingency says that every behavior has an antecedent and a consequence. An antecedent is what happens right before the behavior. The antecedent can change the chance that a behavior will happen. Some antecedents make a behavior more likely to happen. Other antecedents make a behavior less likely to happen. The consequence is what happens after the behavior. It is the response to the behavior. So, an antecedent happens before a behavior and a consequence happens after a behavior. Keeping track of antecedents, behaviors, and consequences is called taking ABC data.

### person | relative:

Aunt
* Most aunts live for years
  - marry uncles
* Some aunts adopt nieces.
* Some aunts die at homes
  - from diseases
* Some aunts die of breast cancer
* are part of families.
* exist to boss around other people and make sure that girls marry well.
* includes arms
  - body substances
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - heads
  - human bodies
  - legs
  - material bodies
  - necks
  - nuclei
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles
* love nieces.
* share information.
* spend extra pennies
* spend single extra pennies
* take charge.
### person | relative:

Brother
* Most brothers share fathers.
* are almost always allies, but unrelated males often form bonds with each other
  - capable of bugs
  - friends
  - islands
* are located in families
  - houses
  - seminaries
  - male animals
  - members
  - monks
  - siblings
* are used for family support
  - friendships
  - lovings
  - statistical testing
* become companions
  - operations
  - successful operations
* come from places.
* could have sisters.
* differ in temperament, cultural background, customs, abilities, gifts and specific traits.
* experience degrees.
* feel emotion.
* find diets.
* get families.
* go to schools.
* grow up in neighborhoods.
* have choices
  - life
  - pulses
  - sight
  - wilderness experience
  - body substances
  - corpi
  - nuclei
  - plasma membranes
* leave houses.
* like peace.
* love life.
* meet kids.
* normally share about half their DNA on any chromosome.
* play roles.
* point out rules.
* produce offspring.
* provide services.
* refers to the husband of any woman with whom one had an adulterous affair.
* reveal truth.
* show cent growth
* take glucose tolerance tests
* will have life
  - normal life
* work for years.

Close relative
* are usually grandparents, aunts, uncles, etc. by blood or marriage.
* can have consequences
  - serious consequences
* give up to ten animals, others one or two.
* have a greater likelihood of passing on identical traits to their offspring
  - pest problems
  - similar problems
* share many genes
  - the same bad genes because of their common grandparents

### person | relative:

Cousin
* Most cousins take insectivorous diets.
* are cousins
  - females
  - part of families
  - people
  - relatives
* go to nurse schools
* have eyes
  - tongues
  - toys
* include wolverines.
* includes arms
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - cytoplasm
  - heads
  - human bodies
  - legs
  - material bodies
  - necks
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles
* need water.
* pass years.
* sit at tables.
* survive events
  - extinction events
* take diets
  - moms
* weigh over kilograms.

Descendant
* adapt to conditions.
* are films
* become ancestors.
* draw conclusions.
* include mammals.
  - cells
  - necks
  - nuclei
  - sections
  - vacuoles
* is the opposite of ancestor.
* show characteristics
  - survival.
  * are 'offspring'

### person | relative | descendent:

Scion
* are brands
  - companies
  - descendants
  - games
* bud with a small piece of bark and cambium.
* develop crowns that bear nuts of their own variety.
  * ' brand of small cars sold by Toyota in the United States. Scion is marketed to young car buyers.
* is the piece of plant at the top of graft.
* shoot cutting with terminal bud.

Immediate relative
* are the children, spouses and parents of U.S. citizens.
* is son, daughter, brother, sister, wife, husband, mother, or father.

Niece
* Some nieces are diagnosed with breast cancer
  - have babies
* are located in family reunion
  - trees
* have dreams.
  - cell membranes
  - heads
### person | relative | offspring | baby:

Baby girl
* Some baby girls have a little pink discharge from the vagina
  - diabetes
* are born with ovaries, fallopian tubes, and a uterus
* have small chances to grow up healthy.

Baby wipe
* are great for removing pencil, chalk or crayon from walls
  - surprisingly effective on clothing stains
  - useful for clean-up
* can remove a multitude of sins.

Beanie baby
* Beanie babies are collectibles
  - fads
* Beanie babies are located in stores
  - toy stores
  - products
  - stuffed animals
  - toys
* Beanie babies are used for collections
  - cuddles
  - decoration
  - fun

Black baby
* Black babies are slightly ahead of Caucasian babies at all ages in height and weight.
* Black babies are twice as likely to die within the first year as white babies
  - to die within the first year of life as white babies
  - die at over twice the rate of white babies
* Some black babies are quite light skinned when they are born but become darker during infancy.
### person | relative | offspring | baby:

Healthy baby
* All healthy babies cry.
* Healthy babies born in a vaginal delivery are usually able to stay with the mother
  - come out when they are ready
  - go through a stage where they put everything in their mouth
* Healthy babies have bilateral club feet
* Healthy babies reach full size
* Most healthy babies have bilateral club feet
  - move about ten times in four hours
* Most healthy babies reach full size
* Some healthy babies lose weight.

Human baby
* Human babies are never allergic to human milk
  - the most helpless of any creature
  - totally dependent on adults
  - belong at their own mothers' breasts
  - can swim from the moment of birth
* Human babies develop inside their mothers
  - within their mother for nine months before they are born
  - protect themselves by being held
  - require large and steady supplies of glucose to feed the growing brain

Hydropic baby
* Hydropic babies are bloated, swollen, and pale.
* Many hydropic babies are stillborn.

Infected baby
* Infected babies are even more likely to die
  - can develop eye inflammation or pneumonia
* Many infected babies have no symptoms at birth, but symptoms develop weeks or months later.
* Some infected babies die in early infancy, but some have no obvious symptoms when they are born.

Little baby
* Little babies begin life.
* Little babies can do things without thinking that require pages and pages of equations to describe
  - sleep in the lying down position, while larger babies can hip straddle
* Little babies have good time
  - like to be thrown into the air and caught again
* Most little babies begin life.

Mammal baby
* Mammal babies are harder to put back for their parents to return to, but sometimes that even works
  - quite different in appearance and behavior from their adult counterparts
* Most mammal babies live inside their mothers before they are born, just like humans
  - suckle milk from their mother's teats

New baby
* All new babies cry some during the day and night.
* New babies are born during the brief time there are small pools and puddles
  - really small when they re born, but they grow really fast
* New babies have little defense against germs
  - very tiny tummies that fill up quickly and empty out quickly
  - like to look at faces and most like to be held
  - need attention
* Some new babies are bald, some have thick manes, and others have a light cap of hair.
### person | relative | offspring:

Grandchild
* are offsprings.
* ren are the crown of old men, And the glory of sons is their fathers
  - dots that connect the lines from generation to generation
  - enjoy events
  - expect grandmothers
  - experience death
  - feel grandparents
  - get taller and with age most grandparents lose at least a little height
  - have time
* ren includes arms
  - body substances
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - heads
  - human bodies
  - material bodies
  - necks
  - nuclei
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles
  - learn from grandparents
  - see importance
  - share memory
  - to drink milk
  - view grandparents

### person | relative | offspring | grandchild:

Granddaughter
* Some granddaughters have allergies.
* have bonds
  - special bonds
* help dishes.
  - cell membranes
  - heads
  - legs
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
* may have genetic predisposition
* suggest stories.

Human offspring
* are human beings, persons from fertilization.
* require more care from their mothers than the offspring of any other life form.

Hybrid offspring
* Most hybrid offspring have high milk production
* Some hybrid offspring have mutation.
* exhibit characteristics.

Illegitimate child
* is an offspring
* ren have no rights to inherit things from parents
  - rights of the same nature as legitimate and adopted children
  - tend to be shorter and have smaller heads
### person | relative | offspring | infant:

Young infant
* Some young infants recover from acute gastroenteritis
* accompany mothers.
* are at highest risk of acquiring clinical pertussis and complications.
* have a reflex known as the gastro-colic reflex.
* rely on their parents to provide a safe environment.

Progeny
* have the same genotype as the parent.
* monthly column focusing on queer families.
* vary slightly from their parents and from one another.

Relative risk
* describes the influence of a particular variable on the likelihood of an outcome.
* measure of the strength of the relationship between risk factors and cancer.
* ratio formed from comparison of two levels of risk.
* statistical comparison between two groups of people in a well-defined population.

### person | relative:

Sibling
* Some siblings are able to read baby's signals better than adults
  - develop symptoms of illness in an attempt to regain attention from the parents
* also tend to build stronger bonds when parents are away.
* are animals
  - essential to child development
  - located in families
  - produced by parents
  - relatives
  - the children of the same parents
* arrive in succession.
* can also form families with one another
  - be an important source of support in times of stress
* create identities.
* develop preference.
* follow parents.
* form bonds.
* get experience.
* have ages.
* help people.
* includes arms
  - body substances
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - heads
  - human bodies
  - legs
  - material bodies
  - necks
  - nuclei
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles
* learn behavior.
* observe mothers.
* often have a greater understanding of people and their needs.
* participate in services.
* share experience.
* stay with parents.
* survive childhood.
* to engage in activities.
* use approaches.

### person | relative | sibling:

Half sibling
* are children of the individual's mother or father with a different spouse.
* share either the same mother or the same father.

Older sibling
* are involved in caring for the younger children
  - role models
* exhibit personality traits that differ from their younger siblings.
### person | relative | sibling | twin:

Fraternal twin
* are also the hereditary kind
  - called dizygotic or two egg
  - formed when to separate eggs and fertilized by to separate sperm
  - genetically the same as ordinary siblings
  - more similar in their intelligence scores than are ordinary siblings
  - the result of two eggs getting fertilized in the same ovulation phase
  - twice as common
  - two egg cells fertilized by two sperm cells
* arise when two eggs are fertilized by different sperm cells.
* can be either the same sex or opposite sex.
* can be of the same or opposite sex
  - sex or of the opposite sex
* can either be of the same sex or different sex
  - sex, or male and female
* come from different embryos that are carried at the same time.
* develop from different fertilized eggs
  - two separately fertilized ova
* enjoy being twins for the most part.
* occur because the mother has produced two mature eggs during a single cycle
* result from two eggs being independently fertilized by two different sperm cells.
* share half the same genes
  - only half their genes
  - the same womb, but come from different ovum
* start as two eggs and two sperm and are no more alike than two brothers or sisters.
* tend to run in families, especially on the mother's side
+ Identical twins: Biological reproduction :: Developmental biology :: Classical genetics
  * Research shows that the frequency of monozygotic twinning is one in 240 births. Fraternal twins are twice as common. A dictionary of genetics', 7th ed.
### person | religious person | believer:

Apostle
* are believers
  - disciples
  - films
  - poor sinners who love souls just enough to animate their faith with works
* have great power.

Bible believer
* Most bible believers know that at death the soul and the spirit of a man departs the body.
* are the world s greatest continuing education students.
### person | sap:

Plant sap
* Some plant sap is excreted as honeydew, which makes the plant sticky.
* contains an assortment of other materials in larger quantities than amino acids.
* has a high sugar content.
* is under pressure inside the plant.
+ Honeydew: Botany :: Insects
  * To eat plant sap, the aphid or scale insect pushes its mouth parts into the plant. Plant sap is under pressure inside the plant. The pressure inside the plant pushes the sap into the insect. Sometimes the pressure is so great that the sap is forced out of the rear of the insect. This is how honeydew is made. The honeydew then drops from the insect and makes a sticky layer on the plant.

Tree sap
* delicacy to some species.
* is the cells of a tree in fluid form.

Savage
* are primitives.
* often suffer from famines, and are sometimes expelled by war from their own homes.

### person | savage:

Cannibal
* are albums
  - animals
  - heterotrophs
  - messy and dismember their prey
  - people too
* are people who eat human flesh
  - other people
  - savages
* eat a male penis
  - man's brain
  - only their enemies
* exist within the Plankton lifestyle.

Saver
* are owners.
* includes arms
  - body substances
  - cell membranes
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - heads
  - human bodies
  - legs
  - material bodies
  - necks
  - nuclei
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles

### person | saver:

Hoarder
* Most hoarders are middle-aged or older women living alone.
* are savers.
* believe that they take care for their pets usually.
+ Animal hoarding: Pets

### person | saver | hoarder:

Miser
* are hoarders
  - play
* don t go to restaurants.

### person | saver | hoarder:

Scrooge
* is the richest duck in the world.
* prefers darkness to the light.
+ DuckTales, Basic story: First run syndicated television programs :: 1987 television series debuts
  * Scrooge is the richest duck in the world. He has no want for anything. This does not stop him from finding ways to try to get more money. Other common plots deal with him protecting his wealth from villains. In general, there were several different plotlines that were used many time in many of the episodes.
  * Scrooge learns about an ancient treasure or civilization. When he goes to find it, he finds more trouble than he thought he would find.
+ The Master of the Mississippi, Plot
  * Scrooge comes to America. Here he begins to work on his uncle Pothole McDuck's boat. Scrooge has his first adventure with the Beagle Boys finding a lost treasure. The Beagles are arrested by the police and Scrooge buys his uncle's boat. But the Beagles escape and destroy Scrooge's boat.
### person | scientist:

Agricultural scientist
* Many agricultural scientists work in basic or applied research and development
* Most agricultural scientists agree that farm soils are generally overworked and mineral deficient.
* Some agricultural scientists are consultants to business firms, private clients, or to government.
* continue to develop new crops or modify existing crops.
* foster and encourage the use of natural enemies to combat plant pests.
* recognize importance.
* test crops varieties or cultural practices in small plots.
### person | scientist | archaeologist:

Underwater archaeologist
* discover and excavate ancient shipwrecks and submerged cities.
* undertake inventories and evaluations of underwater cultural resources.
### person | scientist | biologist:

American biologist
* Most american biologists study skeletal biology.
* study biology

Animal scientist
* Some animal scientists inspect livestock food products.
* conduct beef nutrition, health and management studies.
* develop better ways of producing meat, poultry, eggs, and milk.
* experiment with grains as animal feed.
* work in a variety of careers.

### person | scientist | biologist | animal scientist:

Bird watcher
* are amateurs.
* can plant sago pondweed and northern arrowhead.
* focus binoculars on the numerous marine and terrestrial birds.
* is an animal scientist
* love to take pictures of the birds that visit their feeder.

Ichthyologist
* Most ichthyologists currently consider the char to be two species.
* are zoologists.
* is an animal scientist
* report that many sturgeon already show signs of poisoning and disease.
* specialize in fish.
* study fish
  - wild fish, such as sharks and lungfish
* use a diversity of research methods and techniques.

Mammalogist
* are zoologists.
* specialize in mammals.
* study mammals, such as monkeys and bears.
* train and feed seals daily.
### person | scientist | biologist:

Cell biologist
* Most cell biologists talk about components.
* are therefore always on the lookout for new ways of 'immortalizing' normal cells.
* continue to study the workings of cells.

Cytologist
* are biologists.
* can find employment in research laboratories and pharmaceutical industry.
* label chromosomes with numbers.
* study minute particles of plant tissue with the help of microscopes.
+ Chromosome
  * The 'chromosomes' of a cell are in the cell nucleus. They carry the genetic information. Chromosomes are made up of DNA and protein combined as chromatin. Each chromosome contains many genes. Cytologists label chromosomes with numbers. The chromosomes', 6th ed.

Developmental biologist
* Most developmental biologists use hypotheses.
* Some developmental biologists investigate roles.
* are no less attracted by the nervous system than cell biologists.
* develop techniques.
* take interest
  - keen interest
* visit libraries.
* work on frog embryos for many reasons.
### person | scientist | biologist | ecologist:

Behavioral ecologist
* strive to understand why behavior is adaptive.
* use the term strategy in a different way from most people.

Community ecologist
* analyze factors
  - various factors
* investigate interaction.

Industrial ecologist
* Most industrial ecologists focus on manufacturing.
* can benefit directly from research in sustainable agriculture.

Marine ecologist
* Some marine ecologists carry out experiments
  - scale field experiments
* Some marine ecologists combine experiments
  - investigate the movement of energy and molecules through ecosystems
* know very little about either stage in the life histories of marine organisms.
### person | scientist | biologist:

Ethologist
* Most ethologists strongly prefer to study behavior in natural settings, or something close to it
  - study instinctive behavior
  - work in labs
* Some ethologists discover albino gorillas
* are scientists who study animals in their natural habitats
  - workers
* differentiate between goal and cost.
  - cells
  - heads
  - legs
  - sections
* routinely record animal behavior optically in the field for later analysis.
* study animal behavior
  - the behavior of animals in their environments
* travel far and wide to observe gene-environment interactions.

### person | scientist | biologist:

Evolutionary biologist
* Most evolutionary biologists agree that what makes humans unique among animals is our brainpower
  - describe evolution
  - keep diaries
* Most evolutionary biologists show darwin theories
  - study life history variation
* Some evolutionary biologists rely on principles
  - see vectors
  - view evolution
  - work with geologists
* are much teased for their obsession with why sex exists.
* argue that such claims are pseudo-scientific nonsense.
* believe that birds evolved from reptiles.
* call it the r-K scale of reproductive strategies.
* continue to debate the phylogenetic origins of segmentation.
* include other scientists
* reduce sex to simple math.
* refer to the functional components of organisms as 'adaptations'.
* require techniques.
* spend a hell of a lot of time watching animals have sex.
* state their assumptions as fact.
* study aspects

Fisheries biologist
* are interested to know if such discards survive and reproduce normally.
* attach external tags or mark fish using finclips for research projects.
* expect stream flows to be the lowest, or second lowest, in recorded history.

Fishery biologist
* consider the canals substandard habitats for native fishes.
* use techniques.
### person | scientist | biologist | neurobiologist:

Neuroscientist
* Many neuroscientists believe that there clear involvement of biological factors.
* also theorize that higher forms of learning occur in the cerebral cortex.
* are neurobiologists
  - novices at deception
* believe there's basically one pleasure mechanism, and music is one route into it.
* call anything that turns on the reward pathway in the brain addictive.
* can selectively destroy neurons by injecting ricin into nerves.
* compete against each other in other ways.
* now regard addiction as a chemical deficiency.
* primarily look at animals and study the chemistry or biology of neurons.
* study another complex information-processing system
  - the brain and nervous system
* think of the human brain as a super computer.
* try to decipher the fundamentals of sleep.
* use complex environments to mimic the rats' wild or natural environment.
* usually work at something like a laboratory.
* visit Tucson-area civic groups to talk about the brain.

### person | scientist | biologist:

Ornithologist
* Many ornithologists believe birds navigate by the stars.
* Most ornithologists believe cardinals mate for like.
* Most ornithologists discover individuals
  - many individuals
  - divide the albatrosses into three groups
  - study birds
* Most ornithologists use many different methods
  - work full time
* Some ornithologists also work with non-avian species as a part of their research
  - claim their brilliant plumage is matchless among all birds
  - estimate spiders
  - focus on how birds find food, while others focus on how birds digest food
  - hold conferences
  - lead bird-watching tours
  - reseach changes in blood cells in an individual bird
  - teach at colleges
  - work to educate the public about ornithology or lead bird-watching tours
  - write books
* are biological scientists who specialize in the study of birds
  - people who study birds
  - the scientists who practice ornithology
  - unclear why there is no consistent pattern of blue jay migration
  - workers
  - zoologists
* argue at length and with surprising heat about what the word means.
* assess status.
* come to the rookeries to study gulls, albatross, and penguins.
* contribute knowledge.
* estimate their precolonial population at two to three billion.
* face facts.
* find employment.
* have a great habit of changing names on many species of birds
  - at least a bachelor's degree, and many have one or more graduate degrees
* includes arms
  - body substances
  - cell membranes
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - heads
  - human bodies
  - legs
  - material bodies
  - necks
  - nuclei
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles
* introduce ideas.
* is an animal scientist
* organize birds into family groups that share certain structural characteristics.
* present different ideas
* recognize three subspecies of the Gray Singing Finch.
* research and look at every facet of a bird's life.
  - every aspect of bird life
* use different methods
  - the information to track bird migration
### person | scientist | biologist:

Taxonomist
* Some taxonomists classify only two species though.
* are biologists who classify organisms
  - diverse
  - the ones who decide which species are related to which
* carry out reclassification by using physical specimens.
* decide how newly discovered organisms are classified and named.
* divide the animal kingdom into between twenty and thirty phyla.
* have to accept diversity of opinion as a fact of life.
* identify unknown insects for themselves and for other researchers.
* like to think about evolutionary relationships.
* now classify muskoxen with the sheep and goats.
* recognize seven races
  - up to eight species of burdock
* replace once-accepted names for a variety of reasons.
* require good powers of observation and usually have skills in computing.
* think carefully before making changes, e.g., uniting two genera into one.
* work in mysterious ways.

### person | scientist | biologist | taxonomist:

Plant taxonomist
* are botanists who work to identify, describe, classify and name plant species.
* identify new plant species previously unknown to the field.
* use a variety of leaf characteristics to classify plants.

### person | scientist | biologist:

Wildlife biologist
* Most wildlife biologists study characteristics.
* Most wildlife biologists understand complex interaction
  - ecological interaction
* Most wildlife biologists work with animals
  - nocturnal animals
* Some wildlife biologists help make and implement laws and regulations for protecting wildlife
  - monitor ocelots
  - use satellite transmitters
* Some wildlife biologists work for agencies
  - state government agencies
  - in fields
* are primary hired by federal and state agencies
  - professionals who work within the broader field of wildlife management
* believe that all the young bats are being killed by the brown tree snake
  - woodcock have several migration routes
  - there are currently about one million bears roaming North America
* can determine a bear's age by removing a small tooth.
* consider wolves one of the easiest species to manage.
* evaluate a geothermal plant's effect on local animal life
  - effects
* examine quality.
* manage deer numbers through the harvest of antlerless deer.
* recognize importance.
* say most moose are trying to find winter road salt to lick
  - that predators play a crucial role in healthy ecosystems
* study animals within their environments or in relationship to humans
* suggest taking down bird feeders when the snow melts.
* work to preserve the habitat of various animal species.
### person | scientist | biologist:

Zoologist
* Many Zoologists choose to specialize in one particular animal group, such as birds or mammals.
* Many zoologists are classified by the animal they study
  - involved in research and development
  - believe that the acoelomate body plan is the basis for the other invertebrate phyla
  - teach and conduct research in colleges and universities
  - work at zoos, aquariums, and museums
* Most zoologists work at universities where often they also teach biology.
* Some zoologists are interested in the biology of particular groups of animals
  - go on to study veterinary medicine
  - place the lynx, the bobcat, and the caracal in a separate genus, Lynx
  - work with animals in the field
* allow any language for the description of animals.
* also breed animals in captivity.
* are biologists that study a wide variety of animal species
  - scientists
  - workers
* believe stripes offer zebras protection from predators in a couple of different ways.
* can predict what's closely related using their techniques of observation and analysis.
* disagree about how closely the giant panda and the red panda are related to each other.
* divide Indonesia into three zones.
* do it with animals.
* is an animal specialist.
* know little about their lifespan.
* observe the ways animals interact with one another and their environment.
* often specialize in the study of one particular species.
* say it's a mammal because it has fur and is warm-blooded.
* seek to understand and appreciate the incredible diversity of animal species.
* study animals their origin, behavior, diseases, and life processes
  - everything from single-celled protozoa to whales
* study the genetics, structures, behavior, and development of all types of animal species
  - origins, behavior, diseases, and life processes if animals
* tend to be experts on a very specific group.
* try to answer many questions about animals.
* usually are identified by the animal group they study.
+ Biological classification
  * When the present system of naming living things was developed, Latin was the language most widely used around the world. So, such names are still in Latin. The official descriptions and diagnoses of new taxa in Latin were and are written in Latin as well. Zoologist allow any language for the description of animals.

Brazilian scientist
* collect samples.
* make human skin in their laboratory.

Brilliant scientist
* are universally knowledgeable in all fields of scientific study.
* have subjects.

British scientist
* Some british scientists understand nutrition.
* claim to have created what they believe is the world's first intelligent pebble.
* claims to have isolated a language gene.
* conduct an experiment in which a cat is fed a few drops of distilled tobacco oil.
* report their discovery of a giant hole in the earth's ozone layer.
* say they have uncovered the first conclusive evidence the earth is warming.
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Chinese scientist
* Some Chinese scientists are critical of panda cloning
  - chinese scientists discover theropods
* believe stem cells can be used to grow body organs for transplant operations.
* blame the early arrival of the floods on global warming
* explain why they like global warming.
* recognize global warming has benefits as well as costs.
* report pandas
  - zoo pandas

Climate scientist
* Most climate scientists believe global warming is occurring
  - the cause of the warming is pollution from cars and power plants
  - say that Earth does seem to be heating up
* work on the theoretical foundations and the modeling of climate change.

Clinical scientist
* establish cause and effect by looking at groups of people.
* work with a broad range of patient groups, from before birth to extreme old age.

Cognitive scientist
* Many cognitive scientists view consciousness as the last unconquered frontier in science.
* are scientists.
* believe that mind can be explained entirely in terms of classical physics.
* study how the mind works
  - many different phenomena within the general topic of spatial cognition

Conservation scientist
* Most conservation scientists understand extinction.
* manage, improve, and protect the country's natural resources.
* specialize in areas.

Creation scientist
* recognize the role of natural law in the world today.
* report observations.

Different scientist
* Many different scientists have a different view of how the gorillas evolved.
* classify biomes in different ways.
* view biodiversity in different ways.

### person | scientist:

Earth scientist
* Most earth scientists are employeed in the energy and mineral exploration industries
  - now familiar with computer generated images and image processing software
  - have one or more computers
* can reassure people that it is normal to feel uneasy about earthquakes.
* find much evidence of plate movement at the boundaries of plates.
* prefer the term mass wasting.
* struggle to explain why Icelandic hotspot is centered on a mid-ocean ridge.
* study fossils.
* use density measurements to identify minerals and other solids
  - the data to create three-dimensional models of underground rocks

Ecological scientist
* study size.
* take approaches
  - diverse approaches
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Food scientist
* Food Scientists look for cost-effective ways of using the food supply to feed the world.
* Some food scientists believe such labels are needed to notify consumers of potential allergens
  - develop food
* advise people in management on new equipment and new sources of supplies.
* are the people behind food safety and new products.
* can help by processing excess crop yields and thereby reduce post-harvest losses.
* compare it to the amount of alcohol that occurs in very ripe fresh fruits.
* create new foods and innovative processes.
* evaluate values.
* hope to genetically modify crops to add vitamins and minerals.
* lead the world in food quality, safety, technology, and abundance.
* look for ways.
* say the United States has the safest and most ample food supply in the world.
* study food to improve existing products or create new ones
  - the physical,microbiological, and chemical makeup of food
* to develop alternatives
  - other alternatives

### person | scientist:

Forensic scientist
* Forensic Scientists examine DNA and other scientific evidence relating to criminal investigations.
* are chemists who work in a science or crime lab
  - responsible for scientific analysis of evidence
* collect, analyze, and compare physical evidence from crime scenes or persons.
* come from a variety of backgrounds.
* have a long list of tools that they use to collect and analyze evidence.
* know that every fingerprint is unique
  - what things look like under microscopes
* practice in a wide variety of disciplines.
* use formulas to determine height based on the length of leg and arm bones
  - microscopes to study evidence from crime scenes
### person | scientist | geologist:

Economic geologist
* explore for and develop geologic materials that have profitable uses
  - the world for deposits of valuable mineral resources
* locate earth materials such as minerals and solid fuels

### person | scientist | geologist:

Geophysicist
* Most geophysicists think that the core is composed of high density materials like iron and nickel.
* already eavesdrop on low-frequency vibrations using seismometers.
* also use seismographs.
* apply the techniques of mathematics and physics to understanding Earth processes.
* are also concerned with understanding the dynamics of the solid earth
  - geologists
  - scientists
  - trained mathematicians, physicists and computer specialists
  - workers
* can also make maps of other physical properties that rocks show over an area.
* commonly refer to 'typical wavelength' when they mean 'typical spatial scale'.
* employ gravitational, electromagnetic, and seismic methods to study the earth.
* generally direct their skills toward exploration for oil, gas, and other minerals.
* help to decipher the earth's interior and magnetic, electric and gravitational fields.
* make pictures of the rock formations beneath the surface of the earth.
* object that there is no known mechanism to move solid rock through solid rock.
* specialize in areas such as geodesy, seismology, and magnetic geophysics.
* study the earth using gravity, magnetic, electrical, and seismic methods.
* use a variety of methods, depending on the geological object they wish to visualize
  - remote sensing to detect small movements in the Earth's crust
* work for many different employers
  - outdoors collecting basic data and indoors processing the data

### person | scientist | geologist | geophysicist:

Seismologist
* Some seismologists do have earthquake insurance.
* are geophysicists
  - scientists who study earthquakes
* assess seismic risks so that sensible building and zoning codes can be written.
* can find the location of earthquakes by plotting received vibrations on a map.
* commonly consider seismic gaps to have a high future-earthquake potential.
* describe earthquakes in terms of their intensity and magnitude.
* do know that when a quake occurs, the pressure released moves down the fault.
* draw upon the fundamentals of geology, material science, geodesy, and statistics.
* generally describe earthquakes as local, regional, or teleseismic.
* mark the ground surface above the hypocenter with a dot known as the epicenter.
* measure and study earthquakes.
* offer three major theories for the occurrence of large, deep earthquakes.
* study earthquakes and related phenomena, such as tsunamis
  - the pattern of aftershocks and foreshocks
* use several methods to measure the intensity of an earthquake
  - the epicenter for determining site locations of quakes for mapping purposes
+ Seismology: Geology
  * Seismologists can find the location of earthquakes by plotting received vibrations on a map. They can also pick up underground nuclear tests, and this is what many of the seismic recording stations were set up for.
### person | scientist | investigator:

Corporate investigator
* conduct internal and external investigations for corporations.
* work for companies other than investigative firms-often large corporations.

Examiner
* are humans
  - investigators
* is an investigator

Medical examiner
* are coroners.
* can draw nuclear DNA samples from any part of the body.

### person | scientist | investigator:

Ombudsman
* Ombudsmen are advocates for nursing home residents and they help resolve complaints
  - people living in nursing and residential care homes
  - merit system employees of the State of Alabama
  - primarily a liaison between commanding officers and families
  - assist individual families with information, problem solving and a helping hand
  - come from all walks of life
  - provide services to protect the health, safety, welfare and rights of the elderly
  - take on a variety of roles at different levels
  - usually help settle disputes between employers and employees
* are investigators
  - people who visit nursing homes on a regular basis

Italian scientist
* Some Italian scientists say they've found conclusive proof that life on earth originated in space.
* convert brain stem cells into blood cells.
* to understand principles.
* use hypotheses.

Japanese scientist
* Most japanese scientists publish books.
* Some japanese scientists study macaques.
  - several books
* report discoveries.