- Homo
heidelbergensis (also H.
erectus heidelbergensis, H.
sapiens heidelbergensis) is an
extinct species or
subspecies of
archaic human which existed from...
- 2023.
Retrieved 21
January 2023. Hubach,
Hanns (2014), ""Architectus
HeidelbergensisS illustrissimo prinicpi Othoni Henrico".
Materialien zur Biographie...
- 29
November 2015. Mounier, A.; Marchal, F.; Condemi,
S. (March 2009). "Is Homo
heidelbergensis a
distinct species? New
insight on the
Mauer mandible"...
-
fossil of the
early Middle Stone Age,
representing either late Homo
heidelbergensis or
early Homo sapiens. It was
discovered in 1932 by T. F.
Dreyer at...
-
specimen of the
species Homo
heidelbergensis. Some
European researchers have
classified the find as Homo
erectus heidelbergensis,
regarding it as a subspecies...
-
remains of an
archaic human. It is one of the key
specimens for Homo
heidelbergensis. It has not been
dated directly, and is
estimated to be
roughly 0.5...
- also exist. H.
rhodesiensis is now
widely considered a
synonym of H.
heidelbergensis.
Other designations such as Homo
sapiens arcaicus and Homo sapiens...
-
Steinheim skull is a
fossilized skull of a Homo
neanderthalensis or Homo
heidelbergensis found on 24 July 1933 near
Steinheim an der Murr, Germany. It is estimated...
- antecessor; but in
recent studies, most
regard it
either as a form of Homo
heidelbergensis sharing affinities with
African forms, or an
early morph of Neanderthal...
-
behavioral and
physiological changes leading to the
appearance of Homo
heidelbergensis by some 800,000-600,000 years ago. As such, Homo rose to the ranks...
