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Sandy was a bottlenose dolphin studied by neuroscientist John C. Lilly in the 1950s as part of early experiments attempting to establish human-dolphin communication.

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Who studied the dolphin Sandy?

Neuroscientist John C. Lilly studied Sandy during early experiments on human-dolphin communication. The work took place in the 1950s.

What was Sandy's role in dolphin research?

Sandy was a bottlenose dolphin involved in attempts to establish communication between humans and dolphins. The research formed part of John C. Lilly's early and controversial communication experiments.

Was Sandy a bottlenose dolphin?

Yes. Sandy was identified as a bottlenose dolphin, the species commonly used in many historical dolphin research programs.

When did John C. Lilly study Sandy?

Lilly's experiments involving Sandy took place in the 1950s. They belong to an early period of research into dolphin behavior and possible human-dolphin communication.

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