Definition: A biobibliographer is a person who studies and analyzes biological data, often related to literature or other scientific documents, in order to understand their relevance and significance. They use statistical analysis, natural language processing, and other methods to identify patterns, trends, and implications of these data. Biobibliographers are typically involved in the process of creating bibliographies, which contain a list of all sources cited in a scholarly work or article.
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