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WHAT IS ZOOLOGY?
- Scientific study of the...
- Behavior
- Structure
- Physiology
- Classification
the scientific study of the behavior, structure, physiology, classification, and distribution of animals.
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WHY I WANT TO SPECIALIZE IN PRIMATOLOGY?
JOB DUTIES...
- Study animals in their natural habitat
- Characteristics
- Life history
- Diseases
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WORKING CONDITIONS...
- Medium social contact with public and coworkers.
- Responsible for health and safety of animals and the public.
- Indoor and outdoor work (laboratory,zoo or habitat observation)
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HOURS/TRAVEL
- Schedules may depend on the weather and time of year but generally work 40 Hrs a week.
SKILLS AND ABILITIES...
- Communication.
- Reasoning and problem solving.
- Use of math and science.
- Management of oneself, other people, time and things.
- Work with people effectively.
- Perceive and visualize.
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TYPICAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING...
- HighSchool diploma or equivilant.
- Bachelors degree in Biological Science
- See presentation notes
A PHD is required to lead research projects or teach at a college or university, when working on a doctoral degree you can focus on specific areas such as birds, mammals, reptiles or fish.
After a doctoral degree, Some zoologists work as Postdocs these university positions last for several years gaining extensive field experience, this research can lead to a teaching or research job at a university.
After a doctoral degree, Some zoologists work as Postdocs these university positions last for several years gaining extensive field experience, this research can lead to a teaching or research job at a university.
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CAREER INFO...
- Average pay in WA, hourly $33.78, yearly $70,250
