Most of what the scientific world knows about chimpanzees comes from the work of anthropologist Jane Goodall.
She first went to Tanzania in 1965.  
And in 1990 she wrote a memoir of her work.  That's when I met her.
So here now, from 1990, Jane Goodall.

Most of what the scientific world knows about chimpanzees comes from the work of anthropologist Jane Goodall. She first went to Tanzania in 1965. And in 1990 she wrote a memoir of her work. That's when I met her. So here now, from 1990, Jane Goodall.

Most of what the scientific world knows about chimpanzees comes from the work of anthropologist Jane Goodall.
She first went to Tanzania in 1965. &nbsp;
And in 1990 she wrote a memoir of her work. &nbsp;That's when I met her.
So here now, from 1990, Jane Goodall.

Jane Goodall

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