Field Guide to Biologists

Now, at last, with this handy reference and a pair of binoculars, you too will be able to identify biologists.

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Notice the unusual markings. These varieties of biologists are clearly wearing no pants, one of the characteristics of the bench biologist, a delicate breed that favors air conditioned environments and wilts if not well-watered with money. The hardier subspecies of field biologists usually do wear pants, although it may be difficult to tell if they are also wearing hip waders.

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