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Often used in the same context:
ethologist,
palaeontologist,
andreas vesalius,
osteologist,
anthropologist,
georges cuvier,
paleobiology,
egyptologist,
paleontologist,
paracelsus,
vesalius,
geneticist,
taxonomist,
ichthyologist,
palaeontology,
zoologist,
embryologist,
sir francis galton,
leeuwenhoek,
ethnologist,
polymath,
biochemist,
jean piaget,
haematologist,
cryptozoologist,
archeologist,
philosopher,
cognitive neuroscientist,
archaeologist,
histologist,
sinologist,
botanist,
konrad lorenz,
comparative anatomy,
bacteriologist,
neuroendocrinology,
symbolist,
antiquarian,
evolutionist,
physiologist,
dante gabriel rossetti,
trepanation,
controversialist,
ceramist,
phrenologists,
philologist,
etymologist,
metaphysician,
pharmacologist,
francis galton,
holotype,
rene descartes,
pico della mirandola,
geometer,
microscopist,
anatomy,
edmund husserl,
de quincey,
scientist,
landscapist,
immunologist,
theologian,
neurophysiology,
neurobiologist,
carl friedrich gauss,
neuroscientist,
mineralogist,
abstractionist,
necrophiliac,
hunterian,
experimentalist,
sickert,
archaeo,
historian,
wilhelm reich,
robert hooke,
medievalist,
paleobotanist,
portrait painter,
watercolourist,
eugenicist,
eadweard muybridge,
biophysicist,
martin heidegger,
indologist,
physicist,
papyri,
molecular biologist,
crystallographer,
autodidact,
trilobite,
curator,
haeckel,
horologist,
regius professor,
primatology,
cosmologist,
heinrich schliemann,
erwin schrodinger,
luigi galvani,
neuropsychiatry,
jacques derrida,
naturalist,
mathematician,
geographer,
astronomer,
anatomists,
cartographer,
ornithologist,
geologist,
jurist,
chemist,
architect,
biologist
More specific:
andreas vesalius,
vesalius
Appears in the definition of:
bartolommeo eustachio,
comparative anatomist,
eustachio,
evans,
galen,
georg meissner,
herbert mclean evans,
histologist,
johannes peter muller,
kaspar friedrich wolff,
malpighi,
marcello malpighi,
meissner,
muller,
owen,
sir richard owen,
wolff
More general:
expert
Also try:
— Adjectives for anatomist:
comparative,
german,
great,
italian,
french,
celebrated,
distinguished,
english,
eminent,
famous,
dutch,
more...
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