- neɪ-, -ˌθɑːl/ nee-AN-də(r)-TAHL, nay-, -THAHL; Homo
neanderthalensis or H.
sapiens neanderthalensis) are an
extinct group of
archaic humans (generally...
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incertae sedis (uncertain placement)—for example, H.
neanderthalensis vs. H. sapiens
neanderthalensis, or H. georgicus vs. H. erectus georgicus. Some recently...
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spelaeus (etc.). Homo
sapiens neanderthalensis was
proposed by King (1864) as an
alternative to Homo
neanderthalensis.
There have been "taxonomic wars"...
- bodoensis (1200–300 ka), H. heidelbergensis (600–200 ka),
Neanderthals (H.
neanderthalensis; 430–40 ka), H. rhodesiensis (300–125 ka) and
Denisovans (H. denisova;...
- Thal (valley) to Tal.
Scientific names, such as Homo
neanderthalensis and Homo
sapiens neanderthalensis for
Neanderthal remained unchanged,
because the laws...
- habilis,
followed by Homo
erectus at
around 1.8
million years ago, Homo
neanderthalensis by 400,000
years ago and
finally the
first appearance of Homo sapiens...
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humans (H.
sapiens or H. s. sapiens) and
Neanderthals (H.
neanderthalensis or H. s.
neanderthalensis). Many
specimens ****igned to H.
heidelbergensis likely...
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credited as the "missing link" in
human evolution are:
Neanderthal (Homo
neanderthalensis): A
sibling human species. Java Man (Homo erectus):
Discovered by Eugene...
- The
Steinheim skull is a
fossilized skull of a Homo
neanderthalensis or Homo
heidelbergensis found on 24 July 1933 near
Steinheim an der Murr, Germany...
- 2007-03-18. Torres, T.; et al. (2010). "Dating of the
hominid Homo
neanderthalensis remains ac****ulation from El Sidrón Cave Piloña, Asturias,
North Spain:...
