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Sally Christine ReynoldsThe Conversation |
Two Denisovan leg bones from Taiwan came from tall individuals. But we can’t generalise to a whole species just yet.
Studies of Chinese Homo erectus suggest that it was no evolutionary dead end, but contributed genes to modern people in the region.
The tracks were found parallel to an ancient shoreline in the Torotoro National Park.
The fossils from Kenya belong to a species called Paranthropus boisei.
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