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Marine Biologists
Marine Biologists work approximately 8-10 hours a day/7 days a week. Only a few get Sundays off. They are almost always out at sea researching in extreme locations all around the world. In these conditions, Marine Biologists don’t get enough time to spend time with their family. The research team will become their new family because of the extensive hours they spend with them.
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