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Ethologists study of animal behavior patterns of the evolution of those behavior in a species.
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Endocrinologists study the endocrine system, the system of glands in that secrete hormones in an organism.
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Entomologists study insects and their interactions with humans and other forms of life.
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Mammalogists study mammals (animals) and their interactions with humans and other forms of life.
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Microbiologists study microscopic forms of life, their structure, functions, and modes of existence.
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Traditionally only a handful of organisms have been widely studied, but modern research tools are enabling researchers to extend the set of model organisms to include lesser-studied and more unusual systems. These lesser-studied organisms are called "non-model organisms."
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Physiologists study the physical, biomechanical, and biochemical functions in a living human body system.
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