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Mystery of why ancient three-metre tall apes went extinct solved

Australian researchers have helped solve a long-standing scientific mystery surrounding the world s larges.

Ma fengYingqi zhangGarcia joannesChinese academy of sciencesBoyau southern cross universityKira westaway macquarie universitySouthern cross universityProfessor yingqi zhangChinese academyHoly grailKira westawayMacquarie university

Giant ape s extinction solved by new fossil analysis

The largest ape on record stood nearly 10 feet tall. New research on cave fossils in southern China has shed light on the mysterious demise of Gigantopithecus.

Wang weiHong kongRepublic ofKira westawayRenaud joannes boyauKing kongYingqi zhangShandong university institute of cultural heritageSouthern cross universityMacquarie universityKira westaway macquarie universityShandong universityCultural heritageBose basin

How the Largest Primate Ever Went Extinct

We’re talking about Gigantopithecus blacki. Don’t even mention the name King Kong.

Hong kongYingqi zhangKira westawayChinese academy of sciencesMacquarie universityGarcia joannes boyau southern cross universityInstitute for vertebrate paleontologyWorld wildlife fundVertebrate paleontologyChinese academyHoly grailSouthern cross universityWorld wildlifeKira westawayOngo weidenreichiYingqi zhang

Mysteries solved on the largest ever primate: 3m tall ape

The largest apes to ever exist have left scant evidence behind – but palaentologists have figured out what happened to them.

Kira westawayYingqi zhangChinese academy of sciencesSydney macquarie universityInstitute of vertebrate palaeontologyProfessor yingqi zhangVertebrate palaeontologyChinese academyHoly grailAssociate professor kira westaway

Climate change caused ape extinction in China 250,000 years ago

Around 2,000 fossilized teeth and four jawbones are the only remaining signs of their existence.

Kira westawayRenaud joannes boyauYingqi zhangChinese academy of sciencesMacquarie universityInstitute of vertebrate palaeontologySouthern cross universityStephen beechProfessor yingqi zhangVertebrate palaeontologyChinese academyHoly grailGuangxi provinceProfessor kira westaway

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