How is the work of a volcanologist similar to the work of a life scientist? How do the two jobs differ?
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Both may ask questions, do research, make observations and perform experiments. They may differ because one studies nonliving things and a life scientist studies living things.
Volcanologists study volcanoes and volcanic activity, while life scientists study living organisms. Both fields involve scientific research and data analysis, but they differ in methods and tools used. ;
Volcanologists study geological processes related to volcanoes, while life scientists focus on living organisms and ecosystems. Both fields require scientific research and data analysis but differ in their subject matter and methodologies. Though they share similarities in conducting research, their tools and environments are distinct.
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