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In the Shadow of Man

In the Shadow of Man. The story of Jane Goodall. Jane’s Childhood. Born in 1934 England Has one younger sister, Judy Received a stuffed chimp named Jubilee as a child Graduated from high school when she was 18 Moved to London at 19 to be a secretary

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In the Shadow of Man

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  1. In the Shadow of Man The story of Jane Goodall

  2. Jane’s Childhood • Born in 1934 England • Has one younger sister, Judy • Received a stuffed chimp named Jubilee as a child • Graduated from high school when she was 18 • Moved to London at 19 to be a secretary • Saved money to travel to Kenya by boat to visit a friend

  3. Getting to Tanzania

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  5. Remembering the Material • What was the vantage point Goodall used to observe chimps? • Which of the chimps seemed less afraid of Goodall than the others? • What made Mr. McGregor easy to recognize? • What was Goodall’s reason for giving the animals names rather than numbers? • How long did it take her to begin recognizing different chimps?

  6. Key Terms to Rememeber: • Anthropology • Anthropocentric • Metamorphosis • Isomorphic • Pseudomorph

  7. quotes

  8. DISCUSSION In the excerpt from her book, Jane Goodall shares with readers her early experiences observing chimpanzees. To judge from her success, what characteristics are necessary for someone who wishes to study animals in their natural habitat?

  9. Discussion Describe Goodall’s attitude toward the animals she observed?

  10. Discussion According to Goodall, “casual observers” had seen chimpanzees using objects as tools. What is the significance of her finding that chimpanzees are able to modify the tools they use?

  11. Discussion Jane Goodall’s work with chimpanzees was the first of it’s kind. What effect do you think her studies may have had on future studies of animal behavior.

  12. Where is she now?

  13. Jane's foundation

  14. Sources http://www.webster.edu/~woolflm/goodall.html http://www.janegoodall.org/janes-story

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