naturalist造句

I found the answer with a medieval mathematician and an 18th-century naturalist.

I don't call myself a naturalist because I don't want to be implicated in equivocal dogma.

Wolves brought naturalist and photographer Jim Dutcher closer to his wife, animal expert and sound technician Jamie Dutcher.

The renowned Australian naturalist Steve Irwin has died after being struck in the chest by a stingray barb.

Such doubts, when coupled with the conviction that society was a sham, racked the great naturalist writers of the nineteenth century's end.

The brainchild of Philip Henry Gosse, an English naturalist, the London Fish House unveiled in 1859 four seahorses, long believed to be mythical creatures.

It is now covered by a wheat field, but meticulous records were left by Alfred Heneage Cocks, a naturalist and archaeologist, who reported his findings in 1921.

Cowboy, soldier, hunter, naturalist, reformer, rancher, and a prolific author — it's probably more appropriate to refer to Teddy Roosevelt as "prodigy." Full stop.

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.

At nine his father, a naturalist who had started a reptile park on the Queensland coast, taught him to stalk crocs at night and lug them out of the water.