#homo-floresiensis

#homo-floresiensis

The discovery of a bone fragment belonging to a diminutive archaic hominin in Indonesia sheds light on the evolutionary process of Homo floresiensis, revealing a fascinating aspect of human evolution. [ more ]

Homo floresiensis fossils found in Indonesia reveal the most diminutive lineage of ancient humans ever known. [ more ]

The discovery of 700,000-year-old bone fragments on Flores Island suggests the Homo floresiensis species was even smaller than previously thought. [ more ]

Homo floresiensis evolved from larger ancestors to dwarf-like individuals over time on the island of Flores due to island isolation. [ more ]

The discovery of a tiny fossilized arm bone from an early Homo floresiensis member may help resolve the puzzle of its peculiar proportions. [ more ]

The 700,000-year-old humerus bone fragment sheds light on the rapid evolution of the 'hobbit' species Homo floresiensis on the remote island of Flores. [ more ]

The discovery of 700,000-year-old bone fragments on Flores Island suggests Homo floresiensis was even shorter than previously thought. [ more ]