1. He was a printer by trade and naturalist by avocation.

2. Caro said her stepbrother was Robert Marsh the naturalist.

3. Sam was also a keen and talented naturalist.

4. Also with us was Jim McGeoch, naturalist and official warden for the latter nature reserve.

5. The naturalist in the field might not even have seen his specimens alive, but have acquired corpses from local people.

6. But Joel was Shasta Llamas' resident naturalist mountaineer and survival specialist.

7. Peter sat in the studio with a guest naturalist who had brought with him his own bits of film.

8. Audubon had not been the first naturalist to describe the frontier.

9. Naturalist Peter Warshall, who owns one of the first Ecospheres, keeps it perched on his bookshelf.

10. The aged naturalist was thus kept in touch with London affairs when compelled to stay in Essex on account of ill health and slender means.

11. It was then that naturalist novels in the manner of Emile Zola began to appear, often with Socialist leanings.

12. My father was a naturalist.

13. He is talking with a naturalist.

14. The naturalist could tackle the city poor.

15. Geochemical prospecting remains in the realm of the naturalist.

16. Ray, John(1627 - 1705)English naturalist and taxonomist.

17. The naturalist told us many stories about birds.

18. This is a eulogy of the eminent naturalist.

18. is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find nice sentences for a large number of words.

19. In 1754, a naturalist named Charles Bonnet observed that plants sprout branches and leaves in a pattern, called phyllotaxis.

20. The naturalist literary sect always thinks shallowly, which determines its short duration.

21. Big Sur naturalist John Smiley calls the wildfires simply "another type of weather."

22. Naturalist - For those few encounters where ToL is useless.

23. He left with a degree in environmental sciences and was employed by the Norfolk Naturalist Trust, a voluntary conservation organisation.

24. Corbett was not only a great hunter and practical naturalist, he was also that rare thing, a natural writer.

25. Such a fellow is Colin Fletcher, long-distance trekker, amateur naturalist and past master of great escapes.

26. The neighbouring village of Kalami, once the home of naturalist Gerald Durrell, is worth a visit too.

27. I wouldn't like to say I was born a naturalist, but I can remember collecting fossils when I was three.

28. You only have to visit some of the churches in Rome where his altarpieces hang to see what his naturalist art did.

29. "IN GOD'S wildness lies the hope of the world, " opined John Muir, the great (Scottish-born) American naturalist and defender of Yosemite National Park.

30. Males that are either small or large tend to display less aggression than those that are medium-size, according to the research, published in The American Naturalist.

31. "No temple made with hands can compare to Yosemite," according to naturalist John Muir, whose writings inspired conservationists and lawmakers to seek federal protection for its pristine beauty.

32. The problem is that while SOME people with autism are visual learners, many are actually kinesthetic, mathematical, musical or naturalist learners.

33. A school of barracuda surrounds a naturalist in the Bismarck Sea off New Hanover island, Papua New Guinea.

34. A vacant lot or a bombsite can, to the amateur naturalist, produce an extraordinary variety of flora and fauna.

35. And Audubon acknowledged that mammals were not his area of expertise when he enlisted a specialist in mammals, John Bachman, a naturalist and minister(), as a collaborator on the book.

36. The major breakthrough came from the careful work of Austrian monk and naturalist Gregor Mendel.

37. If a naturalist had seen the leopard, he or she would have focused on its snowy fur with black, half-moon markings and its white goatee.

38. The report included letters and attachments by other expedition members, including naturalist and mineralogist George Bird Grinnell.

39. The naturalist must be dull who is not led to inquire what this bond is.

40. His mentor would likely agree. E. O. Wilson calls Moffett "a rare born naturalist" and says he "knew he was something special" from the start.

41. Is he a wide - out for the Bruins or a 19 th century naturalist?

42. Reinhardt followed with a programme of naturalist works interspersed with revitualized classics.

43. With 40 years of work in the biological sciences, two Pulitzer prizes and the equivalent of a Nobel Prize in ecology to his name, E. O. Wilson is perhaps the world's most honored naturalist.

44. By a naturalist, I mean someone who studies the ways of creatures in their natural habitat and, if he interferes at all, confines his interference to establishing a personal relation with them.

45. Fat of the person be a surrealism, plentiful full is a naturalist, float the fat and flaccid person is a romanticist, stem the thin person be a nihilism.

46. Trees touch something deep in the soul that naturalist John Muir recognized when he wrote, "The clearest way to the universe is through a forest wilderness."

47. From 1841 - 1843, Emerson entertained in his home the naturalist and author Henry David Thoreau.

48. Named by a 19th-century naturalist, "coelacanth" comes from the Greek for "hollow spine"—a reference to the hollow spines that are part of its fin structure.

48. is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find nice sentences for a large number of words.

49. The English naturalist W. H. Hudson was born in Argentina.

50. In defining the new naturalist theater, Strindberg makes two major demands of contemporary playwrights.

51. Biologist and naturalist EO Wilson calls it biophilia, our innate love for the rest of life.

52. At the start of the 19th century Jean-Baptiste Lamarck, a French naturalist, thought he had found it.

53. Henry David Thoreau ( 1817 - 1862 , American naturalist andphilosopher ) was born in Concord in 1817.

54. Carl Akeley , the American naturalist, led two expeditions in the nineteen - twenties .

55. Strindberg also demands that the naturalist playwright strive toward a new conception of character.

56. The leading naturalist, Emile Zola, enunciated the philosophy of the new school.

57. However, naturalist literature is contrary to positivist philosphy in terms of social cognition and the retroaction of literature to society and nature.

58. Cuvier:French naturalist who is considered the founder of comparative anatomy and vertebrate paleontology.

59. Being a naturalist and ornithologist I am always hooked by The Animal World'.

60. Lastly, it is the methodology, the materialist dialectics, which is an anthropologic dialectics in which logics and history are in consistency, whether it is historical or naturalist dialectics.