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anatomist
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anatomist
an expert in anatomy
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histology
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the branch of biology that studies the microscopic structure of animal or plant tissues
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anatomist
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anatomy
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angiography
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angiology
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anthropotomy
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geomorphology
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histologist
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morphologist
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morphology
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myography
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myology
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organography
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organology
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osteography
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osteology
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splanchnography
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splanchnology
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tectology
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morphologist
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anatomist
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anatomy
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angiography
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angiology
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anthropotomy
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geomorphology
,
histologist
,
histology
,
morphology
,
myography
,
myology
,
organography
,
organology
,
osteography
,
osteology
,
splanchnography
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splanchnology
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tectology
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zootomy
tectology
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anatomist
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anatomy
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angiography
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angiology
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anthropotomy
,
geomorphology
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histologist
,
histology
,
morphologist
,
morphology
,
myography
,
myology
,
organography
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organology
,
osteography
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osteology
,
splanchnography
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splanchnology
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zootomy
botanist
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a biologist specializing in the study of plants
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anatomist
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bacteriologist
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biochemist
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biologist
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biometrist
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biophysicist
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bryologist
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cytologist
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dendrologist
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ecologist
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geneticist
,
herbalist
,
mycologist
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natural scientist
,
naturalist
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physiologist
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phytobiologist
,
phytoecologist
,
phytogeographer
,
phytographer
,
phytologist
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phytonomist
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phytopaleontologist
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phytopathologist
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phytoteratologist
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pomologist
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zoologist
naturalist
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a biologist knowledgeable about natural history (especially botany and zoology)
an advocate of the doctrine that the world can be understood in scientific terms
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Marxist
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anatomist
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bacteriologist
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biochemist
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biologist
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biometrist
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biophysicist
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botanist
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commonsense philosopher
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cytologist
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dialectical materialist
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ecologist
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epistemological realist
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geneticist
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materialist
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natural realist
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natural scientist
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physicist
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physiologist
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realist
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zoologist
biologist
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(biology) a scientist who studies living organisms
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anatomist
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animal physiologist
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anthropologist
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bacteriologist
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biochemist
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biometrist
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biophysicist
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botanist
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conchologist
,
cytologist
,
ecologist
,
entomologist
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ethologist
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geneticist
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helminthologist
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herpetologist
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ichthyologist
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malacologist
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mammalogist
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natural scientist
,
naturalist
,
ophiologist
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ornithologist
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physiologist
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protozoologist
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taxidermist
,
zoo-ecologist
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zoographer
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zoologist
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zoonomist
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zoopathologist
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zoophysicist
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zootaxonomist
zoologist
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a specialist in the branch of biology dealing with animals
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anatomist
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animal physiologist
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anthropologist
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bacteriologist
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biochemist
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biologist
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biometrist
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biophysicist
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botanist
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conchologist
,
cytologist
,
ecologist
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entomologist
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ethologist
,
geneticist
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helminthologist
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herpetologist
,
ichthyologist
,
malacologist
,
mammalogist
,
natural scientist
,
naturalist
,
ophiologist
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ornithologist
,
physiologist
,
protozoologist
,
taxidermist
,
zoo-ecologist
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zoographer
,
zoonomist
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zoopathologist
,
zoophysicist
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zootaxonomist
morphology
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the branch of biology that deals with the structure of animals and plants
the branch of geology that studies the characteristics and configuration and evolution of rocks and land forms
the admissible arrangement of sounds in words
studies of the rules for forming admissible words
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IC analysis
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accidence
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affix
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affixation
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allomorph
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anatomist
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anatomy
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angiography
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angiology
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anthropotomy
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bound morpheme
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bowwow theory
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comparative linguistics
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conjugation
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cutting
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declension
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derivation
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descriptive grammar
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descriptive linguistics
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dialectology
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difference of form
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dingdong theory
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enclitic
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etymology
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form
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formative
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free form
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generative grammar
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geomorphology
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glossematics
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glossology
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glottochronology
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glottology
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grammar
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grammatical analysis
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grammatical theory
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grammaticality
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graphemics
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histologist
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histology
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historical linguistics
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immediate constituent analysis
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infix
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infixation
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inflection
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language study
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lexicology
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lexicostatistics
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linguistic geography
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linguistic science
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linguistics
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mathematical linguistics
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morph
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morpheme
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morphemic analysis
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morphemics
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morphologist
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morphophonemics
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myography
,
myology
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organography
,
organology
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osteography
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osteology
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paleography
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paradigm
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parsing
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philology
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phonetics
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phonology
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phrase-structure grammar
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prefix
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prefixation
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proclitic
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psycholinguistics
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radical
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root
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rules of language
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school grammar
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semantics
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sociolinguistics
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splanchnography
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splanchnology
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stem
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stratificational grammar
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structural grammar
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structuralism
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suffix
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suffixation
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syntactics
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tagmemic analysis
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tectology
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theme
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traditional grammar
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transformational grammar
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transformational linguistics
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word-formation
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zootomy
anatomy
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a detailed analysis; "he studied the anatomy of crimes"
the branch of morphology that deals with the structure of animals
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aerobiology
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agrobiology
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amnion
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analysis
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analyzation
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anatomist
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anatomizing
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angiography
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angiology
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animal physiology
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anthropography
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anthropologist
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anthropology
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anthropometry
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anthropotomy
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appendicular skeleton
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architectonics
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architecture
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arrangement
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assay
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assaying
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astrobiology
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axial skeleton
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bacteriology
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behavioral science
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biochemics
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biochemistry
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biochemy
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bioecology
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biological science
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biology
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biometrics
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biometry
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bionics
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bionomics
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biophysics
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bladder
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bleb
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blister
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body
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body-build
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boll
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bones
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botany
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breakdown
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breaking down
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breaking up
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breakup
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build
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building
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calyx
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capsule
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carcass
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cell
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cell physiology
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clay
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clod
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comparative anatomy
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composition
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conchology
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conformation
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constitution
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construction
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corpus
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craniology
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craniometry
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creation
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cryobiology
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cybernetics
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cyst
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cytology
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demography
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diaeresis
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dissection
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division
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docimasy
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ecology
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electrobiology
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embryology
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entomology
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enzymology
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ethnobiology
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ethnography
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ethnologist
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ethnology
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ethology
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exobiology
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exoskeleton
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fabric
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fabrication
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fashion
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fashioning
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figure
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fistula
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flesh
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follicle
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forging
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form
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format
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formation
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frame
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gallbladder
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genetics
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geomorphology
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getup
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gnotobiotics
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gravimetric analysis
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helminthology
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herpetology
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histologist
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histology
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hulk
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human ecology
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human geography
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ichthyology
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legume
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life science
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loculus
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make
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makeup
,
making
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malacology
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mammalogy
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manufacture
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marsupium
,
material body
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microbiology
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mold
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molding
,
molecular biology
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morphologist
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morphology
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myography
,
myology
,
organic structure
,
organism
,
organization
,
organography
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organology
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ornithology
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osteography
,
osteology
,
pattern
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patterning
,
pericarp
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person
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pharmacology
,
physical body
,
physiology
,
physique
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plan
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pocket
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pod
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production
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protozoology
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proximate analysis
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psychology
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quantitative analysis
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radiobiology
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reduction to elements
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resolution
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sac
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saccule
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sacculus
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saccus
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science of man
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scrotum
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seedcase
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segmentation
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semimicroanalysis
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separation
,
setup
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shape
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shaping
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silique
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sinus
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skeleton
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sociologist
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sociology
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soma
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sound
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splanchnography
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splanchnology
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stomach
,
structure
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structuring
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subdivision
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taxidermy
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taxonomy
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tectology
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tectonics
,
texture
,
tissue
,
torso
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trunk
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udder
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vasculum
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ventricle
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vesica
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vesicle
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virology
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warp and woof
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weave
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web
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xenobiology
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zoogeography
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zoography
,
zoology
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zoonomy
,
zoopathology
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zoophysics
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zootaxy
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zootomy
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