#paleoanthropology

#paleoanthropology

A newly identified species, Homo julurensis, may have lived alongside Homo sapiens, distinguished by their abnormally large skulls and advanced characteristics.

A new human species, Homo juluensis, was discovered in China, showcasing significant cranial differences and offering insights into early human evolution.

Human evolution is more complex than a linear process.

The discovery of Lucy challenged previous notions of how bipedalism developed along with brain size.

Lucy demonstrated that the traits of bipedalism and brain size evolved independently.

The footprints found in Kenya provide evidence of coexistence between Homo erectus and Paranthropus boisei, reshaping our understanding of human evolution.