- humans. In 1894, he thus
renamed it
Pithecanthropus erectus ("upright ape-man"),
borrowing the
genus name
Pithecanthropus from
Ernst Haeckel, who had coined...
- the
latter was re-****igned to
Pithecanthropus,
originally coined to
refer to a
theoretical "missing link".
Pithecanthropus is now
classed as Homo erectus...
-
Pithecanthropus Erectus is a
studio album by jazz
composer and b****ist
Charles Mingus. It was
released in
August 1956
through Atlantic Records. Mingus...
- "Lemuria" in what is now
Southeast Asia, from a
species he
termed "
Pithecanthropus alalus" ("speechless apeman"). "Lemuria" had
supposedly sunk below...
-
ensembles to
pioneering the post-bop
style on
seminal recordings like
Pithecanthropus Erectus (1956) and
Mingus Ah Um (1959) and
progressive big band experiments...
- of Java Man,
which was then
called Pithecanthropus erectus –
disagreed that the new
fossil was a
Pithecanthropus. The
skullcap is now
identified as belonging...
-
combining all the
specimens into the earlier-named
genus Pithecanthropus. Later,
Pithecanthropus was
incorporated into the
genus Homo as Homo erectus. World...
-
remains in
great detail and even
named the as-yet
unfound species,
Pithecanthropus alalus, and
instructed his
students such as
Richard and
Oskar Hertwig...
-
stages and that the 23rd
stage was a
theoretical missing link he
named Pithecanthropus alalus ("ape-man
lacking speech").
Haeckel claimed the
origin of humanity...
- historically, a term for
archaic humans, see:
Missing link (human evolution)
Pithecanthropus ("ape-man"),
historical taxon now
synonymous with Homo Chimpanzee–human...
