Big Picture Science – Going All To Species: Marina Elliott / Cave Crawl

by Gary Niederhoff on November 1, 2015

Going All To Species – Cave Crawl
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Part 1 of Going All To Species, featuring Marina Elliott, paleoanthropologist at the University of Witwatersrand, South Africa, describing her work on unearthing the fossils of homo naledi, and the treacherous cave that led to the site.

Tagged as: anthropology, Geology, paleontology

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