Lee Berger

Lee Berger

paleontologist South Africa

Lee Berger is a prominent South African paleoanthropologist known for his work on human evolution and for recognizing the significance of the Taung child fossil, stating that its discovery revolutionized our understanding of human origins in Africa.

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South Africa South Africa: Lee Berger is the Rising Star team leader who proposed that Homo naledi had cultural practices. 5

Tim White John Hawks Robyn Pickering Dipuo Kgotleng Maria Martinon Kim Foecke Don Johanson
Mail & Guardian: The no-prisoner Naledi wars – The Mail & Guardian

South Africa South Africa: Professor Lee Berger is noted for holding a replica of the skull of Homo naledi during the unveiling of the discovery. 7

Cyril Ramaphosa Richard Dawkins Michael Ramsey Pope Pius Xii Drew Forrest
Mail & Guardian: The God Edition | Searching among the bones for Homo naledi’s soul – The Mail & Guardian

Venezuela Venezuela: Lee Berger is a paleontologist who described the significance of Dart's discovery to the BBC. 8

Raymond Dart Josephine Salmons Dora Dart Charles Lockwood Wilfrid Le Gros Clark
El Nacional: El niño de Taung, el fósil que cambió la historia al probar que los seres humanos se habían originado en África

Bolivia Bolivia: Lee Berger described Dart's discovery as a significant finding in the study of human evolution. 8

Raymond Dart Josephine Salmons Dora Dart Charles Lockwood Wilfrid Le Gros Clark
El Deber: El niño de Taung, el fósil que cambió la historia al probar que los seres humanos se habían originado en África