Homo juluensis fossils reveal a mix of archaic and modern traits, offering insights into Pleistocene hominin evolution.
Scientists have discovered a lost human species which lived 300,000 years ago and would have had a bigger brain than modern ...
Denisovans interbred with early humans multiple times, leaving genes that helped modern humans adapt to varied environments, ...
Homo juluensis would have roamed the woodlands of northeastern China, hunting horses and crafting tools from stone. According ...
Early humans of Homo juluensis had a large head shape, with measurements notably larger than those of Neanderthals and Homo ...
Dr Linda Ongaro, from Trinity's School of Genetics and Microbiology, explains what we know of the hominin species that ...
It started with a finger bone found in a cave in the Altai mountains in Siberia in the late 2000s. Thanks to advances in DNA ...