“…African Plio-Pleistocene and holocene records of hominin and large animal fossil track sites. 1 -Danakil Desert, Eritrea (~800 ka) (Archaeology news network, 2016); 2 -Melka Kunture (Upper Awash Valley), Ethiopia (~700 ka)(Altamura et al, 2018); 3 -Koobi Fora (~1.5 Ma), Ileret (~1.52 Ma), and GaJi10 sites (~1.43 Ma) (okote Member, Koobi Fora Formation), Lake Turkana, Kenya(Behrensmeyer & Laporte, 1981;Bennett et al, 2009;2014;Brown et al, 2006;hatala et al, 2017;Roach et al, 2016); 4 -sandai Plain (Loboi silts), Lake Bogoria, Kenya (Late Pleistocene)(scott et al, 2008); 5 -Engare sero, Lake natron, Tanzania (5760 ± 30 to 19.1 ± 3.1 ka)(Balashova et al, 2016;hatala et al, 2020;Liutkus-Pierce et al, 2016;Zimmer et al, 2018); 6 -Laetoli, Tanzania (~3.6 Ma)(Day & Wickens, 1980;Leakey, 1978b;Raichlen et al, 2010); 7 -nahoon site, Eastern cape Province, south Africa (~124 ka)(Jacobs & Roberts, 2009;Roberts, 2008); 8 -Brenton-on-sea, Western cape Province, south Africa (~90 ka); 9 -still Bay, Western cape Province, south Africa (~90 ka)(helm, cawthra, de Vynck, et al, 2019;Roberts et al, 2008); 10 -Langbaan Lagoon, Western cape Province, south Africa (~117 ka)(Berger & hilton-Barber, 2000;Roberts & Berger, 1997); 11 -namib sand sea, Walvis Bay, namibia (late holocene)(Morse et al, 2013); 12 -cape south coast sites, south Africa (Late Pleistocene)(helm, cawthra, combrink, et al, 2020;helm, cawthra, cowling, et al, 2020;helm, cawthra, de Vynck, et al, 2019;helm et al, 2017;helm et al, cawthra, hattingh, 2019;Roberts, 2008;Roberts et al, 2008).…”