Genus Homo:
Modern Humans (H. sapiens):
How did ancient humans organize themselves? Check their genomes.
Ancient mitochondrial DNA studies have shown three different groups swept into Labrador and Newfoundland at different times.
Hobbits (H. floresiensis):
How the Hobbit, LB1, was found.
Did Hobbits eat rats?
Denisovans:
John Hawks disagrees when the Denisovans and Neandertals split.
Did Hobbits eat rats?
Denisovans:
John Hawks disagrees when the Denisovans and Neandertals split.
Neandertals (H. neanderthalensis):
New wrist bones from the Neandertals of El Sidron, Spain have been found and studied.
The Mousterian Neandertals of China are discussed.
A high coverage DNA Neandertal genome has been recovered from Vindijia, Croatia.
The interbreeding between modern humans and Neandertals reintroduced older, lost DNA from ancient, older hominins to the modern human genome.
The interaction between Neandertals and modern humans has been modeled.
A paper suggested modern humans replaced Neandertals through immigration. A response has been posted.
H. heidelbergensis:
Did the sinuses of H. heidelbergensis have a special role or placement?
The interaction between Neandertals and modern humans has been modeled.
A paper suggested modern humans replaced Neandertals through immigration. A response has been posted.
H. heidelbergensis:
Did the sinuses of H. heidelbergensis have a special role or placement?
H. naledi:
Reviewing the September excavations at the Rising Star Caves.
An H. naledi pelvis is examined and found to have characteristics of Homo and Australopithecus pelvises.
Genus Paranthropus:
P. robustus:
Isotopic analysis of P robustus teeth show the environments and even movements of individuals lived in.
META:
Crocodiles may make similar marks on bones when feeding like those interpreted to be done by stone tools and flakes used for butchery by hominins.
The jaws of hominins and their variation give important clues as to whether or not they belong to a specific species.
There are deep concerns some of the fossils from Europe of hominins were stolen and used in a study. Even the journal has grown concerned.
Stone tools from late Oldowon from the Olduvai are investigated with new digs.
Pounding tools from the Oldowon to Acheulen transition are examined as well.
An H. naledi pelvis is examined and found to have characteristics of Homo and Australopithecus pelvises.
Genus Paranthropus:
P. robustus:
Isotopic analysis of P robustus teeth show the environments and even movements of individuals lived in.
META:
Crocodiles may make similar marks on bones when feeding like those interpreted to be done by stone tools and flakes used for butchery by hominins.
The jaws of hominins and their variation give important clues as to whether or not they belong to a specific species.
There are deep concerns some of the fossils from Europe of hominins were stolen and used in a study. Even the journal has grown concerned.
Stone tools from late Oldowon from the Olduvai are investigated with new digs.
Pounding tools from the Oldowon to Acheulen transition are examined as well.
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