Proconsul africanus Skull, reconstruction T-Rex Significant Clovis finds include the

Significant Clovis finds include the Anzick site in Montana

New data derived from studies done on living elephants and reported by the American Institute of Biological Sciences (BioScience

but this is scientifically incorrect

3 ft) in length

based on extrapolations from skull measurements

Proconsul africanus Skull, reconstruction T-Rex Significant Clovis finds include theProconsul africanus Skull 14 to 23 Million Years. The Proconsul africanus skull was discovered by Mary Leakey in 1948 on Rusinga Island, Kenya. This specimen, based on the 1948 Leakey discovery, is the most complete Proconsul africanus cranium to date. Alan Walker reclassified Proconsul africanus, a Miocene hominoid, as heseloni in 1993. The skull is characterized by the absence of browridges (unlike in modern apes) and the presence of a projecting