Taxonomist (noun)

A person who specializes in the science of classification, particularly of living organisms.

Origin:

The word taxonomist comes from the greek words "taxis" meaning "arrangement" and "nomos" meaning "law".

Examples:

1. The taxonomist spent years studying the classification of plants and animals.
2. The taxonomist's job is to classify organisms according to their characteristics and create a system of classification.
3. Taxonomists use various methods, such as morphological, genetic and molecular data to classify organisms.
4. The taxonomist's work is important for understanding the relationships between different species.
5. Taxonomist's work is fundamental for conservation, agriculture, medicine and industry.