Human Species

Couldn't a human still be in our species?

One old species from China, thought to be long gone, probably lived until at least the last ice age 14,000 years ago." As the time frame of these so-called red deer cavemen and the Indonesian Hobbit man for many years has intersected with that of Gay Sapien, it is possible - however far away - that a person who does not live in our species.

"It is always possible that somewhere in the worid there is still a pre-modern human population," said Prof. Darren Curnoe of the University of New South Wales, who co-chaired the new fossil research of the Red Deer Cape human, Discovery News. "â??New species are constantly being found by researchers, but in a tall species like man, it would be hard to overlook the fact that someone has ( already) found them somewhere,â? added Curnoe.

In 1989 the remnants were dug up in the Maludong den of Yunnan province ("Red Deer Cave"), but so far unexplored in a south-eastern Yunnan muse. According to the new analyses, the bone dates from 14,000 years ago and retains characteristics of earlier human species such as the Habilus and Eroctus. Scientists therefore believe that the Red Deer Caves inhabitants come from one of these population, but could be representative of their own species.

One thigh bone indicates that the humans in the Red Deer den had a different course than we had, but the exact motion is not yet known. However, the scientists could conclude that these small animals weighing 110 pounds were living in the cavern, which was situated in a leafy tree near the sea for at least part of the year.

There are also plenty of stag bone in the cavern with traces of butcher' s shop, together with proof of large burns that occurred there. Commenting on Discovery News, Robin Dennell of the Department of Archaeology at Sheffield University said: "There is no question that the footage found by Curnoe and Xueping is odd and transcends the limits of what we call gays.

In my opinion, this is an ancient colony that originated from the cross between Humo Eroctus and an early colony of immigrants from Sapienland. Dennell and other scientists acknowledged that there is good fossile proof that our species was in southern China 80,000-100,000 years ago, "so now there is enough now for an isolated hybride to live - and besides younger colonies of immigrated homosapiens to survive," Dennell said, and added that human evolu -tion in East Asia is proving much more complicated than anyone had ever envisioned it before.

Also Colin Groves, Associate Professor at the Australian National University's School of Archaeology & Anthropology, believes that the Red Deer Caveman could be a cross between our species and an ancient one. Scientists do not believe that the Red Deer den is still living today, but all say that it is possible in theory that there could still be a human-like populations, considering that the different species of our pedigree overlap in the past.

This is how he is said to have been living until 12,000 years ago, but the anthropologist Gregory Forth of the University of Alberta questioned several Indonesians who knew these "Hobbit people" long before the archeological finds and even had special words to help in identifying these "small, not entirely human people," according to Mr Gröves.

However, if the Hobbits followed the likely path of the Neanderthals, then their crops and genome were easily included in the genetic stock of the modern Gaysapien. However, it cannot be completely denied that there is still a human populations that do not belong to our species. "The exhibition shows human remnants from the Red Deer Den and the reconstructed Red Deer Den man by an artisan.

In order to give our forebears a human face, researchers at the Senckenberg Research Institute have used ingenious techniques to shape 27 pattern sets from minute bony remains, dentures and cranium from all over the world. Sahelanthropus chadensis, also called "Toumai", was alive 6. 8 million years ago.

It is one of the oldest hominids ever found. Palaeoanthropologists must re-write the origin of man's forefathers, add new twigs and follow the division of species with each new discover. It was made from parts of a head and mandible found among the remnants of 17 pre-humans (nine grown-ups, three youths and five children) found in 1975 in the Afar region of Ethiopia.

It is said that the monkey species, Australopithecus avarensis, survived 3. 2 million years ago. Further specimens of this species were found in Ethiopia, among them the famous "Lucy", an almost completed A. acarensis frame, which was found in Hadar. Come and meet "Mrs. Ples", the famous name for the most comprehensive cranium of an Australopithecus Africa, discovered in 1947 in Sterkfontein, South Africa.

She is thought to have been alive 2.5 million years ago (although the family of the fossils is not entirely certain). Crystal on her head indicate that she was killed after she fell into a chalky quarry that was later flooded with silt. African a. has long confused scholars because of its solid jaw and tooths, but they now believe that the cranial shape of the species was optimum to crack peanuts and seed.

This man's head was found on the west bank of Lake Turkana in Kenya in 1985. It is said to have been alive 2. 5 million years ago and is considered to be Paranthropus aethicus. A lot is still not known about this species, as so few reamines of P. ethhiopicus have been found.

Scientists formed this head of "Zinj", which was found in 1959. Eight million years ago, the grown man was living in the Olduvai Gorge in Tanzania. A subhuman species pattern - Gay rudolphensis - was made from bony remains found in 1972 in Koobi Fora, Kenya. It is said that the grown man survived about 1.8 million years ago.

According to his physiology, researchers believe that this man, Gay Ergaser, was a big boy about 13 to 15 years old. In comparison to the form of the cranium and tooth, H. ergaser had a similar scalp texture as the Asiatic gay erect. He is an grown man, Gay Hidelbergensis, who was found in 1993 in Sima de los Huesos, Spain.

From the skulls and skulls, researchers believe he probably die of a major infectious disease that causes face deformity. It is thought to be an forefather of the Neanderthal, as can be seen from its face. "Miquelon ", the acronym of " Atapuerca 5 ", existed about 500,000 to 350,000 years ago and this kind of fossil was found in Italy, France and Greece.

The" Old Man of La Chapelle" was rebuilt in 1908 from the head and pine of a little man of the Neanderthal Man near La Chapelle-aux-Saints in France. It was 56,000 years ago. At first, the researchers did not know how old and in what condition this copy was when it was found.

As a result, there was a false theory that Neanderthals were bent when walking. Skulls and jaws of this feminine "Hobbit" were found in Liang Bua, Flores, Indonesia, in 2003. It was about 1 metre in size and was alive about 18,000 years ago. Discovering their species Unfloresiensis called into doubt the faith that in the last 30,000 years homosapiens was the only species of man.

Researchers are still discussing whether gay fluoresiensis was his own species or just a group of sick people. There is increasing proof that these small creatures were indeed an independent human species. Starting from cranial and mandibular remains found in a cavern in Israel in 1969, this young Gay Sabien survived 100,000 to 90,000 years ago.

Their broken skulls were found among the remnants of 20 others in a flat tomb.