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The 13 pages that link to Louis Leakey, each with the reason it gives.

• AcheuleanRelated: His research helped bring early African stone-tool industries into the study of human evolution.

• OldowanRelated: He promoted the significance of Olduvai's early stone tools and hominin fossils.

• Olduvai GorgeRelated: He led decades of research at Olduvai and promoted its importance to human origins.

• ChimpanzeeRelated: He helped launch Goodall's chimpanzee research at Gombe.

• Mary LeakeyRelated: He was Mary Leakey’s husband and long-time collaborator at Olduvai.

• Robert BroomRelated: Leakey’s African fieldwork extended the continent-wide case for human origins that Broom helped build in the south.

• Jane GoodallRelated: Leakey recruited Goodall for chimpanzee research and helped secure the opportunity to study at Gombe.

• LaetoliRelated: His work and research network helped shape the investigations that reached Laetoli.

• Dian FosseyRelated: Leakey selected Fossey for the field research that became her life's work.

• Richard LeakeyRelated: Richard inherited a family connection to paleoanthropology but built a distinct scientific career.

• Lower PaleolithicRelated: His research helped make Olduvai central to Lower Paleolithic studies.

• Biruté GaldikasRelated: He encouraged Galdikas to begin long-term orangutan research in Borneo.

• Sherwood WashburnRelated: Leakey recruited primatologists to study living apes as evidence for understanding human origins.