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'''Natural history''' was a branch of [[science]] which stressed observational methodologies. [[Birdwatching]], when done to a certain standard of rigour, was an example of the kind of activity in which a natural historian, or naturalist, might engage. | '''Natural history''' was a branch of [[science]] which stressed observational methodologies. [[Birdwatching]], when done to a certain standard of rigour, was an example of the kind of activity in which a natural historian, or '''naturalist''', might engage. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Vortex (comic story)|The Vortex]]'') | ||
Professor [[Brian Phipps]], a friend of the [[Third Doctor]], was a naturalist. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Vortex (comic story)|The Vortex]]'') | Professor [[Brian Phipps]], a friend of the [[Third Doctor]], was a naturalist. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Vortex (comic story)|The Vortex]]'') | ||
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Natural history was a branch of science which stressed observational methodologies. Birdwatching, when done to a certain standard of rigour, was an example of the kind of activity in which a natural historian, or naturalist, might engage. (COMIC: The Vortex)
Professor Brian Phipps, a friend of the Third Doctor, was a naturalist. (COMIC: The Vortex)
Professor Vanessa Seaborne quipped that Lord Braye could present natural history holo-docs, based on the showmanship he put to the fore with his description of Emerald Drashigs. (AUDIO: Planet of the Drashigs)
