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In which subfield of anthropology did Jane Goodall do pioneering work?
 
  a. Paleoanthropology
  b. Primatology
  c. Contract archaeology
  d. Forensic anthropology

Question 2

What do primatologists study?
 
  a. Plant pollen
  b. Monkeys and apes
  c. Prehistoric people and their sites
  d. Social context of language



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