Newly discovered footprints show that at least two hominid species were walking through the muddy submerged edge of a lake in Kenya’s Turkana Basin at the same time, about 1.5 million years ago. The find in Science provides physical evidence for the co-existence of multiple

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Two hominins, one landscape: Footprints from Kenya show two species of early humans walking over the same muddy surface, probably within days of each other. In @NewScientist newscientist.com/article/245823…

In this week's #SciencePodcast🎙️, Kevin Hatala joins Meagan Cantwell to discuss fossil footprints unearthed in the Turkana Basin of Kenya. 🎧 Listen here: bit.ly/3V892gM

Step into history 👣 Two sets of ancient footprints show a human ancestor, Homo erectus, lived in the same place at the same time as a distant “cousin," Paranthropus boisei ➡️ bit.ly/3ZslCtH. 📸: Kevin G. Hatala, Chatham University

Newly discovered footprints show that at least two hominid species were walking through the muddy submerged edge of a lake in Kenya’s Turkana Basin at the same time, about 1.5 million years ago. The find in Science provides physical evidence for the co-existence of multiple

📣 AABA is excited to announce two new initiatives to provide funding for our community, the AABA Community Fund and the AABA Presidents’ Fund! bioanth.org/donate/

In this week's #SciencePodcast🎙️, Kevin Hatala joins Meagan Cantwell to discuss fossil footprints unearthed in the Turkana Basin of Kenya. 🎧 Listen here: bit.ly/3V892gM

🦶🏻 Newly found footprints show at least two hominid species were walking through the submerged edge of a lake in the Turkana Basin in Kenya at the same time. 🔗 Read more: go.nature.com/42j17li #NatureAfrica Kevin Hatala

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Excited for our work exploring behavioural diversity in South African hominins to be out today! science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…