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I know Jane Goodall started her research when she was 26 the year of 1960 and studied 3 generations of Flo's (one of Chimps). Also I know she studied them in their natural habitat not in some lab that kind of is like their habitat!


How old were Jane Goodall's parents when they had Jane?

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