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[LIVE STREAM] Follow major fossil announcement by Prof Lee Berger’s team

AdminBraai / September 10, 2015
Credit: Wits

Credit: Wits

One of the greatest fossil discoveries ever is set to by announced and unveiled by Prof Lee Berger’s team at the University of Witwatersrand at 10:00.

Follow it here:

http://streaming.wits.ac.za/live/index.html

 

 

 

September 10, 2015 in Biology & Evolution. Tags: fossils, Lee Berger, rising star, Wits

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