Jane Goodall's Field Study of Chimpanzees Is a Prime Example

question 24

Multiple Choice

Jane Goodall's field study of chimpanzees is a prime example of __________.

• A) osteology
• B) ethnography
• C) primatology
• D) none of these

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Definitions:

Native Vegetation

Plant species that are indigenous to a specific area, having developed naturally without human intervention.

Wetland Species

Plants and animals specially adapted to live in wetland ecosystems, such as swamps, marshes, and bogs.

Non-targeted Species

Organisms that are unintentionally affected by human activities or control measures aimed at other species.

Human Activities

Actions by humans that affect the environment, economy, and society, ranging from agriculture and industry to recreation and urban development.