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A marine biologist's day involves collecting animal and plant samples underwater, organizing samples in a lab, analyzing data on a computer, and monitoring experiments. The document provides an example schedule of a marine biologist who collects samples for 9 hours, analyzes data and eats lunch from 12-2pm, then tags animals and monitors experiments in the afternoon. It also outlines the education and training needed to become a marine biologist, as well as average salaries of $40,000 to $100,000 depending on the field and employer.
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- 3. What is a Marine Biologist? The title “Marine Biologist” is a very large subject and job, some M.Bs study the effects of the tide and saltwater organism and see how they effect the land environment. Other Marine Bios study the migration of ocean sea and sharks while others might study the interaction between coral and coral reef fish. What I do for my job as a Marine Biologist is working at the local aquariums animal hospital caring for the injured animals that come in from rescues. We may keep them for health studies or any injuries. I also go out and take samples of coral and sea urchins.
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- 5. If you want to start your career early you need to have a good GPA and high grades in all math and sciences in high school. You need a Bachelors degree, as well as a physics, chemistry, biology, geology, ecology, calculus and statistic classes. I took physics and biology in high school so I only need geology and ecology. I went to UCSB for four years and now have a masters degree! Education
- 6. $ Finances $ Once again fine details depend on the type of Marine field you work in. The average range is from 40K-100K a year depending on where and who you work for. I make about 70K a year, because I own my own business, and work at the aquarium.
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