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A: Academic; Acarologist; Acclimatisation; Accountant; Acoustical engineer; Activist; Actor; Actuary; Administrator; Advisory or Regulatory Body; Advocacy; Aeronaut; Aeronautical engineer; Aeronautical scientist; Aerospace engineer; Agricultural administrator; Agricultural chemist; Agricultural consultant; Agricultural economics; Agricultural educator; Agricultural engineer; Agricultural expert; Agricultural Industry; Agricultural journalist; Agricultural machinery maker; Agricultural physicist; Agricultural scientist; Agricultural writer; Agriculturalist; Agriculture; Agronomist; Agrostologist; Air Force; Air navigation engineer; Air Transport; Aircraft designer; Aircraft engineer; Airline founder; Ammunitions; Anaesthetist; Analyst; Analytical chemist; Analytical Services; Anatomist; Animal breeder; Animal ecologist; Animal geneticist; Antarctic exploration; Antarctic explorer; Antarctic researcher; Anthropological collector; Anthropological Historian; Anthropologist; Applied chemist; Applied mathematician; Applied mathematics; Applied physicist; Applied scientist; Aquaculture; Aquatic scientist; Arachnologist; Arboretum; Archaeologist; Architect; Architectural scientist; Archivist; Arctic explorer; Army; Army matron-in-chief; Army nurse; Army officer; Art patron; Artist; Assayer; Association; Association, Society or Membership Organisation; Astrobiologist; Astronomer; Astronomical observer; Astronomy or Space Science; Astrophysicist; Atmospheric observation; Atmospheric scientist; Atomic physicist; Auctioneer; Australian inland exploration; Author; Automotive engineer; Aviation historian; Aviation or Aeronautical Industries; Aviator; Aviculturalist; Award

C: Cabinet maker; Camera operator; Capitalist; Carcinologist; Cardiologist; Cardiovascular researcher; Carpenter; Cartographer; Cattle breeder; Cereal chemist; Cereal chemistry; Ceremonial Functions; Charitable Foundation; Chemical analyst; Chemical engineer; Chemical engineering; Chemical Industries; Chemical physicist; Chemist; Chemistry; Chief Justice; Chief Scientist; Child welfare worker; Chiropterist; Citizen science; Civil engineer; Civil Engineering; Civil servant; Classicist; Clerk; Climate science; Climate scientist; Coachline proprietor; Collection Management; Collector; Communications; Community service; Community worker; Company director; Computational physicist; Computer engineer; Computer scientist; Computer Technology or Multimedia; Conchologist; Conference; Conservation; Conservation biologist; Conservation ecologist; Conservation geneticist; Conservation or Environment; Conservationist; Construction engineer; Consulting engineer; Coral scientist; Coroner; Cosmologist; Critic; Cryptogamic botanist; Crystallographer; Curator; Cytogeneticist

E: Earth Sciences; Earth scientist; Ecologist; Ecology and Conservation; Economic botanist; Economic botany; Economic historian; Economist; Ecotoxicologist; Editor; Education; Educational administrator; Educational writer; Educationist; Educator; Electrical engineer; Electrical engineering; Electrochemist; Electronic engineer; Electronic engineering; Elocutionist; Embryologist; Endocrinologist; Energy; Energy scientist; Engineer; Engineering; Engineering historian; Engineering Industry; Engineering teacher; Engraver; Entomological artist; Entomological collector; Entomologist; Entomology; Entrepreneur; Environmental administrator; Environmental consultant; Environmental engineer; Environmental Historian; Environmental scientist; Environmental writer; Environmentalist; Epidemiologist; Ethnobotanist; Ethnographer; Ethnography; Ethnologist; Eucalypt display centre; Eucalypt geneticist; Eucalypt genetics; Eucalyptologist; Eugenist; Evolutionary biologist; Executive; Exploration geologist; Explorer; Explosives or Weapons Industries; Exports or Imports

J: Jam manufacturer; Journal; Journalist; Judge

M: Magnetic observation; Magnetic observer; Magnetician; Malacologist; Malariologist; Mammalogist; Mammalogy; Manufacturer; Manufacturing chemist; Manufacturing Industry; Map publisher; Marine artist; Marine biologist; Marine ecologist; Marine engineer; Marine geologist; Marine micropalaeontologist; Marine Science; Marine scientist; Marine surveyor; Marine zoologist; Mariner; Maritime archaeologist; Maritime exploration; Maritime historian; Maritime history; Maritime Industry; Materials or Textiles Industries; Materials science; Materials science; Materials scientist; Mathematical ecologist; Mathematical physicist; Mathematician; Mathematics; Mathematics teacher; Matron; mechanic; Mechanical engineer; Mechanical engineering; Medical administrator; Medical botanist; Medical Care Provider; Medical chemist; Medical educator; Medical engineer; Medical historian; Medical journalist; Medical mycologist; Medical officer; Medical practitioner; Medical Research; Medical researcher; Medical scientist; Medical social worker; Medical student; Medicinal chemist; Medicine; Member of Parliament; Membership Organisation; Merchant; Merchant seaman; Metallurgical Engineer; Metallurgist; Metallurgy; Meteorological observer; Meteorologist; Meteorology; Metrologist; Microbiologist; Micropalaeontologist; Microscopist; Midwife; Military doctor; Military engineer; Military scientist; Mine manager; Mine operator; Mineral chemist; Mineral collector; Mineral Physicist; Mineral prospector; Mineral surveyor; Mineralogist; Mineralogy; Mineralogy or Mining; Mining chemist; Mining engineer; Mining inspector; Mining magnate; Minister of religion; Missionary; Molecular biologist; Molecular geneticist; Molecular oncologist; Motor Industry; Motor manufacturer; Motoring engineer; Municipal engineer; Museologist; Museum; Museum administrator; Museum curator; Use for people who are the head of a museum department and have oversight of a specific groups of specimens or animals (e.g. invertebrates or reptiles).; Museum director; Museum employee; Museum preparator; Musician; Mycologist

P: Paddle-steamer owner; Paediatric Gastroenterologist; Paediatrician; Paediatrics; Paint or Pigment Industries; Palaeobotanist; Palaeographer; Palaeontologist; Palaeontology; Palliative care specialist; Palynologist; Paper or Pulp Industry; Paper physicist; Parasitologist; Parliamentarian; Pastoralist; Patent attorney; Patent examiner; Patent officer; Patents or Trademarks; Pathologist; Pathology; Penal reformer; Petrochemical Industry; Petroleum scientist; Petrologist; Pharmaceutical chemist; Pharmaceutical manufacturer; Pharmaceuticals or Medical Aids; Pharmacist; Pharmacologist; Philanthropic trust; Philanthropist; Philosopher; Photographer; Photographic Industry; Photolithographer; Phrenologist; Phycologist; Phylogenetic systematist; Physical anthropologist; Physical chemist; Physical oceanographer; Physician; Physicist; Physics; Physiologist; Physiotherapist; Pioneer; Plant biochemist; Plant biologist; Plant breeder; Plant collector; Plant ecologist; Plant evolutionary biologist; Plant geneticist; Plant pathologist; Plant physiologist; Plant Science; Plant scientist; Plant taxonomist; Plastic surgeon; Plumber; Poet; Poet and author; Polemicist; Police chief; Policeman; Political theorist; Politician; Polymath; Polymer chemist; Polymer chemistry; Population geneticist; Port Authority; Postal Services; Postman; Postmistress; Potter; Preacher; Primary Industries; Prime Minister of Australia; Printer; Professional Association; Project Manager; Prospector; Protector of aboriginals; Psychiatrist; Psychical researcher; Psychoanalyst; Psychologist; Public health worker; Public policy analysis; Public servant; Public service administrator; Public Utilities; Publisher

Q: Quantum chemist; Quantum physicist; Quarantine

S: Sailor; Salinity expert; Sanitary engineer; Sanitary inspector; sanitary reformer; Scholar; School teacher; Schoolmaster; Science; Science administrator; Science archivist; Science biographer; Science broadcaster; Science Communication; Activities associated with taking science to the general public.; Science educator; Science historian; Science patron; Science policy analysis; Science Policy Analyst and Researcher; Science student; Science writer; Scientific Advisory to Government; Scientific editor; Scientific Equipment Production or Supply; Scientific illustrator; Scientific instrument curator; Scientific instrument maker; Scientific liaison officer; Scientific technician; Scientist; Sea Transport; Secretary; Seed collector; Seismologist; Sericulturalist; Sexologist; Sheepbreeder; Shell collector; Ship; Shipbuilder; Shipmaster; Silviculture consultant; Smelters or Foundries; Social anthropologist; Social or Economic Research; Social scientist; Social worker; Society or Membership Organisation; Sociologist; Software engineer; Soil conservationist; Soil expert; Soil science; Soil scientist; Soldier; Solicitor; Sound recorder; Spectrochemist; Spectroscopist; Speech Scientist; Speleologist; Sportsman; State Premier; Statesman; Station manager; Statistician; Stock inspector; Stonemason; Structural biologist; Structural engineer; Structural engineering; Stud-breeder; Sugar pioneer; Sugar technologist; Surgeon; Surgeon's assistant; Surveying or Mapping; Surveyor; Systematic botanist; Systematic botany

U: U.S. Consul; Union official; Unionist; University Administrator; University Chancellor; Unknown; Urological surgeon

V: Vertebrate palaeontologist; Vertebrate zoologist; Veterinarian; Veterinary inspector; Veterinary or Animal Health Industries; Veterinary parasitologist; Veterinary pathologist; Veterinary physiologist; Veterinary scientist; Veterinary surgeon; Vice-Chancellor; Vigneron; Virologist; Viticulturist

X: X-ray diffractionist

Z: Zoo director; Zoological artist; Zoological collector; Zoologist; Zoology

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"Pathways to betterment and wisdom hide in the most obvious of places, encoded in the natural order all around us, for anyone who takes care to find them." Marcia Langton and Aaron Corn (2023) Law: the way of the ancestors p190