Marine Biologist - Related jobs
Kaimātai Koiora Moana
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- BotanistBotanists research and examine plants. They study the genetics and molecular biology of plants, and what effect the environment has on them.
- GeologistGeologists study the structure and history of the Earth and earth processes. They also give advice on natural hazards and the development and use of the Earth's resources and land.
- MicrobiologistMicrobiologists study microscopic organisms (living things too small to be seen without a microscope), such as bacteria, viruses, algae or fungi, and the effects they have on plants, animals and humans. Microbiologists use this knowledge to develop products and procedures to benefit humans or the environment.
- OceanographerOceanographers study the oceans and the marine environment.
- Science TechnicianScience technicians help scientists to carry out research, testing and experiments in science areas such as chemistry, life sciences, geology and physics.
- ZoologistZoologists study animals and all aspects of their lives, including their habitats, habits and anatomy.
Related industries
- Seafood and AquacultureThe seafood and aquaculture industry involves:
- harvesting fish from deep-sea or inshore fishing
- aquaculture – growing and harvesting fish and shellfish in marine farms
- processing fish and shellfish (at sea or on shore).
Updated
October 2009
