Plural of embryologist; multiple scientists who study embryonic development.
Plural form of embryologist, formed by adding -s to the singular noun.
Modern embryologists use genetic tools that would have seemed like magic to their predecessors—they can now watch genes turning on and off in real time during development.
Plural of 'embryologist'; inherits masculine-unmarked default from singular -ist form, masking women's contributions to the field.
Use 'embryologists' as neutral plural; when referring to specific groups, disaggregate by gender if relevant to historical equity analysis. Avoid 'embryologists (and their wives)' erasure patterns.
["developmental biologists","embryology researchers","embryology specialists"]
Historical records often list 'embryologists' generically; many were women whose roles were minimized or attributed to male colleagues.
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