
Kay Behrensmeyer
Kay Behrensmeyer is a prominent paleobiologist and researcher known for her work on fossil preservation and the ecological contexts of ancient environments. She has made significant contributions to the understanding of vertebrate fossil deposits, particularly with regard to their taphonomic processes. Behrensmeyer's research often focuses on the fossil record of African ecosystems, helping to illuminate the evolutionary history of hominins and their interactions with contemporaneous fauna. In recent news, she was noted for her involvement in a study examining ancient hominin footprints found near Lake Turkana in Africa.
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Kay Behrensmeyer is credited with the photographs used in the research.
המחלוקת על טביעות הרגל הקדומותידיעות אחרונות (Yedioth Ahronoth / ynet)·
Israel· 2026-08-05


