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A fossil cranium from Kenya tells the story of an extinct elephant species

Some 4.5 million years ago, during the early Pliocene epoch, Kenya’s Lake Turkana looked very different than it does today. Grasslands and open wood

Al qahirahKoobi foraUnited statesLake turkanaKenya generalMeave leakeyLouise leakeyKoobi fora researchTurkana basin institute ileretKoobi fora research projectTurkana basin instituteEnvironment industry news

A fossil cranium from Kenya tells the story of an extinct elephant species

The anatomy of the teeth in the cranium and its bones show that it belongs to an extinct cousin of the living African savanna and forest elephants.

Al qahirahKoobi foraUnited statesLake turkanaKenya generalMeave leakeyLouise leakeyKoobi fora researchTurkana basin institute ileretKoobi fora research projectTurkana basin instituteAfrican elephantsLake turkana

A fossil cranium from Kenya tells the story of an extinct elephant species

Some 4.5 million years ago, during the early Pliocene epoch, Kenya’s Lake Turkana looked very different than it does today. Grasslands and open wood

Al qahirahKoobi foraUnited statesLake turkanaKenya generalMeave leakeyLouise leakeyKoobi fora researchTurkana basin institute ileretKoobi fora research projectTurkana basin instituteEnvironment industry news

A fossil cranium from Kenya tells the story of an extinct elephant species

Some 4.5 million years ago, during the early Pliocene epoch, Kenya’s Lake Turkana looked very different than it does today. Grasslands and open wood

Al qahirahKoobi foraUnited statesLake turkanaKenya generalMeave leakeyLouise leakeyKoobi fora researchTurkana basin institute ileretKoobi fora research projectTurkana basin instituteEnvironment industry news

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