Infant Development

Series: Jane Goodall - Studies of the Chimpanzee Series

Duration: 0:25:00

Year Published: 1976

Creator: National Geographic Society

Format: 16mm

Color: Color

Sound: sound

Copyright: Registered 30Aug76 · MP29811 (Jul-Dec 1976) Copyright holder: National Geographic Society

Description: Examines, through narration by Dr. Jane Lawick-Goodall, the behavioral and developmental characteristics of the infant chimpanzee and the effect that the presence of new life has on the rest of the community. Focuses on Flo, a chimpanzee in Tanzania's Gombe Park, to emphasize such key points as suckling, protection, and grooming. Points out the similarities of child rearing habits between the chimpanzee and man.

Complete Record: , Examines, through narration by Dr. Jane Lawick-Goodall, the behavioral and developmental characteristics of the infant chimpanzee and the effect that the presence of new life has on the rest of the community. Focuses on Flo, a chimpanzee in Tanzania's Gombe Park, to emphasize such key points as suckling, protection, and grooming. Points out the similarities of child rearing habits between the chimpanzee and man.NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.