- on the
human side of the split, as "
hominins", from
those on the
chimpanzee side, as "not
hominins" (or "non-
hominin hominids"). This
cladogram shows the...
- dexterity, and
complex language, as well as
interbreeding with
other hominins (a
tribe of the
African hominid subfamily),
indicating that
human evolution...
- The
Dmanisi hominins,
Dmanisi people, or
Dmanisi man were a po****tion of
Early Pleistocene hominins whose fossils have been
recovered at Dmanisi, Georgia...
- The
Denisovans or
Denisova hominins (/dəˈniːsəvə/ də-NEE-sə-və) are an
extinct species or
subspecies of
archaic human that
ranged across Asia
during the...
- Ciochon,
Russell L. (2010), "Divorcing
Hominins from the Stegodon–Ailuropoda Fauna: New
Views on the
Antiquity of
Hominins in Asia", in John G. Fleagle; et al...
-
sometimes classified as Homo
ergaster —
during the
first early expansions of
hominins out of
Africa beginning roughly 2
million years ago.
Those that dis****d...
- Europe, but it is
believed that
hominins who
inhabited these sites were
likewise Homo erectus.
There is no
evidence of
hominins in America, Australia, or almost...
- demographics, it then
became the
richest ****emblage of ****ociated
fossil hominins discovered in Africa.
Aside from the Sima de los
Huesos collection and...
-
tribes and families. Wood and
Richmond (2000)
proposed that
Hominini ("
hominins") be
designated as a
tribe that
comprised all
species of
early humans and...
- to that of non-
hominin apes, plus
evidence of a walking-gait that was
bipedal and upright, akin to that of
humans (and
other hominins); this combination...
