Smallest Human Limb Bone Ever Sheds New Light on Homo floresiensis, The ‘Hobbits’
Early Homo floresiensis was even smaller than previously thought and may have evolved from isolated Homo erectus populations.
Early Homo floresiensis was even smaller than previously thought and may have evolved from isolated Homo erectus populations.
The smaller humans who lived on the Flores Island in Indonesia until 12,000 years ago were not Homo sapiens but ...
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After it was proved that Homo floresiensis (”Man of Flores”, nicknamed Hobbit) is a different species than humans, the tiny ...
Homo floresiensis ("Man of Flores", nicknamed Hobbit) is the name for what may be a species in the genus ...