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