Patricia Woolley

Pat Woolley
Pat Woolley
Born	Patricia Woolley; 1932 (age 92–93); Denmark, Western Australia
Nationality	Australian
Education	Albany Senior High School;
Alma mater	Perth Technical College; Leederville Technical College; University of Western Australia (BSc); Australian National University (PhD);
Known for	Dasyurids; Dibbler morphology; Antechinus reproduction; Julia Creek Dunnart; Woolley's false antechinus;
Awards	Outstanding Achievement Award, Society of Woman Geographers (1999); Honorary Life Member, Australian Mammal Society (2000); Honorary Life Member, American Society of Mammalogists (2001);
	Scientific career
Fields	Zoology; Developmental biology;
Institutions	University of Western Australia; Australian National University; La Trobe University;
Doctoral advisor	Hugh Tyndale-Biscoe

Patricia Woolley (born 1932) is an Australian zoologist recognised for her work with marsupials, specifically the dasyurid family. Pseudantechinus woolleyae (Woolley's false antechinus) is named for her.

Pat Woolley
Born	Patricia Woolley 1932 (age 92–93) Denmark, Western Australia
Nationality	Australian
Education	Albany Senior High School
Alma mater	Perth Technical College Leederville Technical College University of Western Australia (BSc) Australian National University (PhD)
Known for	Dasyurids Dibbler morphology Antechinus reproduction Julia Creek Dunnart Woolley's false antechinus
Awards	Outstanding Achievement Award, Society of Woman Geographers (1999) Honorary Life Member, Australian Mammal Society (2000) Honorary Life Member, American Society of Mammalogists (2001)
Scientific career
Fields	Zoology Developmental biology
Institutions	University of Western Australia Australian National University La Trobe University
Doctoral advisor	Hugh Tyndale-Biscoe