mineralogist

You'd have to ask a mineralogist if it makes any sense.

A famous mineralogist was on his way from the States.

We're hunting for treasure, gentlemen, we need an expert mineralogist.

In short for the professional and practicing geologist, I am the very model of a modern mineralogist.

Joseph Peters, mineralogist at the museum, is a longtime member of the club.

However, the passenger claims that he is a mineralogist called Grenville.

His work as a mineralogist was also recognized.

Recognizing numerous habits helps a mineralogist to identify a large number of minerals.

It was a precious document for a mineralogist.

Badu became a full-time mineralogist, with his laboratory based in Llano.

These operations are precisely similar to those employed by the mineralogist in the examination of plates cut from crystals.

His brother David was a notable mineralogist.

On 21 July 1901 he joined the Australian Museum as mineralogist.

Mrs. Frondel, also a mineralogist, said she had met her husband through work.

He was a fellow of the Linnean Society, and a mineralogist.

In 1856, he was appointed State Naturalist due to his knowledge as a geologist and a mineralogist.

Zois was particularly known as a mineralogist and geologist.

A. W. Humphrey, a mineralogist, collected rocks and minerals from 1804.

He is still very young, fertile in ideas, rich in facts, equally able as geologist and mineralogist.

The story revolves around a mineralogist being hit in the head by a meteor, which turns him in to a moon beast.

Robert Jameson (1774-1854) was a naturalist and mineralogist.

His younger brother was the Rev. William Gregor, the mineralogist.

She eyed him neutrally, weighing it up in her mind that these were natural concerns of a geologist who also doubled as a mineralogist.

The mineralogist shrugged his bony shoulders.

A mineralogist is a person who studies anything about minerals and rocks associated with minerals (also called Mineralogy).