KnowraLaetoli footprintsLinked fromLinked fromThe 11 pages that link to Laetoli footprints, each with the reason it gives.All 11Broader topic 5Related 4Compared with 2BipedalismBroader topic: Their trackway records an early hominin walking upright across soft ground.Australopithecus afarensisBroader topic: The tracks provide direct evidence of bipedal walking by Australopithecus afarensis.AustralopithecusRelated: Their walking pattern offers evidence about locomotion among contemporary australopiths.Olduvai GorgeRelated: They provide a contrasting record of ancient hominin behavior from another site studied by the Leakeys.Dinosaur locomotionCompared with: They show how footprint trails can reveal gait while illustrating the limits of comparisons across groups.Louis LeakeyRelated: Their discovery by Mary Leakey’s team extended the Leakey legacy beyond Olduvai.Mary LeakeyBroader topic: Leakey’s team discovered these tracks, which preserve evidence of upright walking.LaetoliBroader topic: These tracks made the locality famous and preserve evidence of upright walking.Lucy (Australopithecus)Related: These footprints provide independent evidence about how Lucy’s species walked.Australopithecus anamensisCompared with: These footprints document upright walking near the species’ time, but are not securely attributed to it.AustralopithecineBroader topic: The prints provide direct evidence of australopithecine bipedal walking.