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What tools does a ichthyologist use?
fishing pole and rope
When was The Ichthyologist created?
The Ichthyologist was created on 2009-02-03.
Is ichthyologist life earth or physical?
An ichthyologist is a scientist who studies fish.
What is a name of a person who studies fish?
The word is ichthyologist, from the Greek root ichthys.
When was Li Sizhong - Chinese ichthyologist - born?
Li Sizhong - Chinese ichthyologist - was born in 1921.
When did Li Sizhong - Chinese ichthyologist - die?
Li Sizhong - Chinese ichthyologist - died in 2009.
What scientists study fish?
An Ichthyologist studies fish. A zoologist who specializes in fish is called an ichthyologist.
Scientists that study fish?
marine biologist The exact name is an "Ichthyologist".
What kind of fish do ichthyologist study?
Since ichthyologist means the study of fish then it would be all fish.
Someone that studies fish?
ichthyologist
A scientist who studies fish?
An Ichthyologist
What is an Ichthyologist?
A scientist who studies fish.
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