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New insights into the biology of Homo luzonensis
Studies of teeth from Callao Cave yield information about the pace of development in this species and its possible connections with Homo erectus.
May 25, 2024 • 
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New insights into the biology of Homo luzonensis
An possible ancestor of Homo floresiensis from the Middle Pleistocene of Flores
Gerrit van den Bergh and coworkers describe dental remains and a jaw from Mata Menge, 700,000 years ago.
Jun 8, 2016 • 
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An possible ancestor of Homo floresiensis from the Middle Pleistocene of Flores
A revised chronology for Liang Bua places Homo floresiensis earlier than 60,000 years ago
Further study of the “hobbit” site shows that the stratigraphy was more complicated than assumed back in 2004, with skeletal remains much earlier than…
Mar 30, 2016 • 
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A revised chronology for Liang Bua places Homo floresiensis earlier than 60,000 years ago
The Homo floresiensis discovery, an initial FAQ
I answer questions about whether the small hominin is a dwarfed descendant of Homo erectus or something else.
Oct 31, 2004 • 
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The Homo floresiensis discovery, an initial FAQ
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