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bio- = life, -logist = one who studies. Origin: Greek → Latin → English. Imagine a scientist in a lab, peering through a microscope at the vibrant life in a single drop of water.
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Read the FAQ explanation of Comprehensible InputBiologist is a scientist who studies living organisms, from single-celled bacteria to complex ecosystems. Biologists ask questions about how life works, how organisms grow, reproduce, move, and interact with their environment. They work in laboratories, classrooms, and the field, using microscopes, sensors, and computer models to collect data, test hypotheses, and draw conclusions. People become biologists by specializing in areas such as zoology, botany, microbiology, ecology, or molecular biology. In everyday English you might hear about a biologist documenting a coral reef, identifying a new species, or researching how genes influence behavior. The word emphasizes life sciences rather than medicine or chemistry.
This explains to an English speaker how we think of biologist as someone studying living things broadly, not specific humans or doctors; learners may assume a medical role due to hospital associations.
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