Match each kind of scientist with an aspect of the hot spring she or he might
study.
microbiologist
humans living nearby and
using the hot spring
anthropologist
plants living around the
hot spring
botanist
bacteria living in the hot
spring
zoologist
animals living nearby and
using the hot spring

Microbiologist: Bacteria living in the hot spring

Anthropologist: Humans living nearby and using the hot spring

Botanist: Plants living around the hot spring

Zoologist: Animals living nearby and using the hot spring

Explanation:

These careers are professions that mainly study biological life. However, anthropology spans wider than biology because it mainly deals with human behavior hence will include aspects such as psychology into it.

Some other careers in biology include;

geneticist: studies genetics of organismsbio-statistician: studies statistics within the biological realmecologist: studies ecological systems

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