Embryologist (noun)

A specialist in the field of embryology, the study of the development of organisms from an embryonic stage to birth or hatching.

Origin:

From greek embryon, meaning 'fetus' + -logist, meaning 'one who studies or is knowledgeable in a particular field'.

Examples:

1. The embryologist monitored the development of the embryos in the lab.
2. The embryologist's expertise was crucial in determining the cause of the miscarriage.
3. The embryologist presented her findings on the genetic factors that influence embryonic growth.
4. The embryologist discussed the ethical considerations involved in using embryos for research.
5. The embryologist's team is working on developing new techniques for in vitro fertilization.