Meave Leakey, Stony Brook University Ian Tattersall, American Museum of Natural History Pat Shipman, Penn State Ron Clarke, University of the Witwatersrand —— Text Card: Animated Life ...

"The cheekbones are so far forward it means they would have been able to use quite a strong biting force," Meave Leakey said ... George Washington University's Wood said. "Darwin said it was ...

The discovery by Meave Leakey, a member of a famous family of ... a professor of evolutionary anatomy at the University College in London. The two species lived near each other, but probably ...

Paleoanthropologist Leakey’s disappointing debut memoir ... an environmental studies professor at the University of Southern California, debuts with an astonishing study of the remarkable ...

Palaeontologist Meave Leakey has spent a lifetime in the hot ... She graduated with degrees in marine biology and zoology from the University of Bangor in North Wales, but could not get employment ...

The new research — by famed paleontologist Meave Leakey in Kenya — shows the human family tree ... a professor of evolutionary anatomy at the University College in London. The two species lived near ...

By examining fossils, Prof Fredrick Kyalo Manthi helps us understand how life on Earth has evolved over time. He is a leading Kenyan palaeontologist and the Director of Antiquities, Sites, and ...

The discovery by famed paleontologist Meave Leakey shows that two species of ... a professor of evolutionary anatomy at the University College in London. Like chimps and apes, “they’d just ...

After World War I, he went to secondary school and university in England ... also been strained. Louis Leakey died in 1972 of a heart attack. Mary, Richard, and Meave continued to work on ...