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- Jane Goodall, the primatologist born Valerie Jane Morris-Goodall, transformed the study of chimpanzees through work in Tanzania.
- Initially lacking formal scientific training, she gained recognition for naming chimps and challenging norms.
- Goodall documented the chimps' complex behaviors, despite challenges including physical attacks, revealing their emotional depth and social structures.
- Goodall passed away at age 91 while on a speaking tour, preserving a legacy of respectful engagement.
