alison jolly in a sentence

• The species is named in honor of primatologist Alison Jolly.
• Alison Jolly was married to Sir Richard Jolly, the development economist.
• Alison Jolly, a Princeton primatologist, wrote in her 1999 book " Lucy's Legacy " ( Harvard University Press ).
• He has given me permission to publish his email from the noted author, researcher, and academic Dr . Alison Jolly, with which I will conclude this contribution.
• But men are just 15 percent larger than women, suggesting that " mild polygyny " is the natural condition of the human species, according to Dr . Alison Jolly of Princeton University.
• Similar ideas are currently being expressed in several books, perhaps most clearly in " Metaman ", by Dr . Gregory Stock and " Lucy's Legacy " by Dr . Alison Jolly.
• The energy frugality hypothesis expanded on Alison Jolly's energy conservation hypotheses by claiming that most lemur traits not only help conserve energy, but also maximize the use of highly limited resources, enabling them to live in severely seasonal environments with low productivity.
• Under the guidance of John Buettner-Janusch, who founded the Duke Lemur Center in 1966, Alison Jolly traveled to Madagascar in 1962 to study the diet and social behavior of the ring-tailed lemur and Verreaux's sifaka at Berenty Private Reserve.
• "Pat's extraordinary contribution has been her ability to see the intimate link between the beauty and fascination of the animals and the lives of the people, " said Alison Jolly, a primatologist at Princeton University who studies ring-tailed lemurs in Madagascar.
• During carefully controlled interviews, the team recorded stories of recent sightings of dwarf hippos ( called " kilopilopitsofy " ) and of a large lemur-like creature known as " kidoky "; a report of the interviews was published in 1998 with encouragement from primatologist Alison Jolly and anthropologist Laurie Godfrey.
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