Geologist
A geologist is a scientist who studies the solid, liquid, and gaseous matter that constitutes the Earth and other terrestrial planets, as well as the processes that shape them. Geologists usually study geology, although backgrounds in physics, chemistry, biology, and other sciences are also useful.
People with Geologist profession (First 49 people) - Page 2
Gregor von Helmersen
German geologist
Anna German
Singer
Noel Odell
Geoscientist
John Woodward
English naturalist
William Barton Rogers
American geologist
Lewis Leigh Fermor
Geoscientist
Robert E. Horton
American civil engineer
Haroun Tazieff
French volcanologist
Samuel Nowlin Reeves, Jr.
Geologist
Gunnar Beskow
Geoscientist ‧ Elsa Beskow's son
William Morris Davis
American geographer
John William Dawson
Canadian geologist
Abraham Pineo Gesner
Canadian physician
William Withering
Botanist
Roy M. Huffington
American ambassador
John Bidwell
Former United States Representative
Emil Constantinescu
Romanian professor
Robert M. Carter
Geologist
W. W. E. Ross
Canadian poet
Shen Kuo
Chinese polymath
Lu Watters
Trumpeter
Igho Sanomi
Nigerian businessman
Robert M. Schoch
Thomas Abel Brimage Spratt
Geologist
George Julius Poulett Scrope
Geologist
James Parkinson
English surgeon
George V. Chilingar
American petroleum geologist
Richard A. Muller
American physicist
François Bordes
French scientist
Charles Thomas Jackson
American physician
Christian Gottfried Ehrenberg
German naturalist
Josef Zemann
Austrian geologist
Pentti Eskola
Finnish geologist
James David Forbes
Scottish physicist
Emil Racoviță
Romanian biologist
Lester Frank Ward
American botanist
Raymond Siever
American geologist
Renildo Calheiros
Member of the Chamber of Deputies of Brazil
Werner Abraham
Linguist
Victor R. Baker
Vasily Severgin
Russian chemist
Branko Grims
Member of the National Assembly of the Republic of Slovenia
Hermann Korn
German geologist
James Kasting
George Jennings Hinde
British geologist
Elisha Mitchell
American geologist
Edward Hitchcock
American geologist
