Proconsul africanus was created in 1933.
Dimorphognathus africanus was created in 1857.
Raymond Dart
Australopithecus africanus primarily moved bipedally, walking on two legs, which is evidenced by its skeletal structure, including a pelvis and leg bones adapted for upright locomotion. However, it likely retained some arboreal adaptations, suggesting that it also spent time in trees, possibly climbing for foraging or safety. This combination of bipedalism and climbing indicates a versatile way of moving in a variety of habitats.
It is not definitively known how Australopithecus africanus talked, as they lived over 2 million years ago and left no direct evidence of their speech abilities. However, some researchers suggest that they may have had a limited ability to produce sounds similar to modern humans, based on the structure of their throat and vocal tract.
There are several species of extinct cattle. Examples include: B. p. primigenius, B. p. namadicus and B. p. africanus. They are all aurochs, which are ancestors of domestic cattle's.
Proconsul nyanzae was created in 1950.
Proconsul major was created in 1950.
Dimorphognathus africanus was created in 1857.
Malacoctenus africanus was created in 1951.
Tridenchthonius africanus was created in 1931.
Alloteuthis africanus was created in 1950.
Paradiaptomus africanus was created in 1910.
Xenisthmus africanus was created in 1958.
Brasilentulus africanus was created in 1979.
Conus africanus was created in 1845.
Leo Africanus - novel - was created in 1986.
Technically saying the role the proconsul played was the guardian of his empreror