5 edition of Science See-Throughs That Teach found in the catalog.
March 1998 by Scholastic .
Written in English
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Dr. Goodall was the first to observe chimps in the wild making and using tools, and this was a shock to those who had used tool-making as a defining property of humanity. She was attacked for being too young and too good looking to be a serious scientist. Her career has certainly proved that wrong.
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