mary leakey discovered the first skull of a fossil ape on rusinga island.
mary leakey discovered the first skull of a fossil ape on rusinga island.
who discovered the first skull of a fossil ape on rusinga island?
mary leakey
irène joliot-curie, daughter of marie curie, won the 1935 nobel prize for chemistry with her husband frédéric joliot for their work in radioactive isotopes leading to nuclear fission. this made the curies the family with the most nobel laureates to date.









































palaeoanthropologist mary leakey discovered the first skull of a fossil ape on rusinga island and also a noted robust australopithecine.
women in science
section::::see also.









































bullet::::- lake victoria









































bullet::::- louis leakey









































bullet::::- list of fossil sites "(with link directory)"









































bullet::::- rusinga cultural festival









































section::::external links.









































bullet::::- gef rusinga island projects, united nations development programmes.









































bullet::::- greening rusinga island, africa now site.









































bullet::::- "palaeoenvironments of early miocene kisingiri volcano proconsul sites: evidence from carbon isotopes, palaeosols and hydromagmatic deposits", article by erick bestland and evelyn krull, "journal of the geological society", september, 1999. an extensive abstract of this highly technical article is displayed at no charge.
rusinga island