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New Research Indicates Harbin Fossils Are Linked to Denisovan Population
The renowned “Harbinclanium” dates back at least 146,000 years, previously classified as a distinct species: Homo Longhi. Reconstruction of Harbin’s individuals in his habitat. Image credit: Chuang Zhao. The skull of Harbin was unearthed in 1933 during the construction of a bridge over the Songhua River in Harbin city, Jiangxi Province, China. Due to systematic [...] The post New Research Indicates Harbin Fossils Are Linked to Denisovan Populati…
Harbin Fossil Belongs to Denisovan Population, Two New Studies Suggest
The famous ‘Harbin cranium’ dates back to at least 146,000 years ago and was previously assigned to a new species, Homo longi. The post Harbin Fossil Belongs to Denisovan Population, Two New Studies Suggest appeared first on Sci.News: Breaking Science News.
For the last fifteen years, since the first remains of the Denisovans were discovered in the den of Denisova in Siberia, a question has obsessed paleoanthropologists and geneticists alike: how physically was this group of hominids whose genes still persist in today’s populations of East Asia and Oceania? The scarcity of fossils [...]
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