- As such,
Curnoe erected a new species, H.
gautengensis, to
accommodate them. The
species name
gautengensis derives from the
South African province Gauteng...
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leading to
arguments for splitting,
namely into "H. rudolfensis" and "H.
gautengensis" of
which only the
former has
received wide support. Like contemporary...
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walking on two legs like
later hominins. In May 2010, a new species, Homo
gautengensis, was
discovered in
South Africa.
These are
proposed species names for...
-
described as
similar to Homo
habilis or as a
novel new
species Homo
gautengensis. No
stone tools were ****ociated with the fossil, but StW 53 has evidence...
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South Africa gives evidence to a
whole new
hominin species called Homo
gautengensis,
which he
believes is the
earliest species of the
genus Homo. Paleoanthropologists...
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arisen during human evolution. A
separate South African species Homo
gautengensis has been
postulated as
contemporary with H. erectus in 2010. A taxonomy...
- H.
gautengensis (?) H.
habilis H.
naledi H.
rudolfensis (?) H.
tsaichangensis (?) Homo
erectus H. e.
erectus H. e.
georgicus H. e.
lantianensis H. e. nankinensis...
- H.
gautengensis (?) H.
habilis H.
naledi H.
rudolfensis (?) H.
tsaichangensis (?) Homo
erectus H. e.
erectus H. e.
georgicus H. e.
lantianensis H. e. nankinensis...
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robustus Paranthropus boisei Homo –
close relatives of
modern humans Homo
gautengensis† (probable H.
habilis specimens) Homo rudolfensis† (membership in Homo...
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variation of H.
erectus to
perhaps include species as H. rudolfensis, H.
gautengensis, H. ergaster, and
perhaps H. habilis. However, a 2015
study suggested...
