'Dragon Man' skull found in China may add species to human family tree
A cranium found in northeastern China may belong to a new species of early human that researchers have called "Dragon Man."
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The skull dates back over 146,000 years and could shake up our family tree.
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The skull dates back over 146,000 years and could shake up our family tree.
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'Dragon Man' Skull Found in China May Be ANOTHER New Human Species
A massive cranium from Harbin in northeastern China could establish a new previously unknown human ancestor lineage.
Source: ancient-origins.net
'Dragon Man' Skull May Be Proof Of A New Human Species | News Talk 1090 WKBZ-AM
The skull dates back over 146,000 years and could shake up our family tree.
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Fossilized 'Dragon Man' Skull May Represent a New Lineage of Extinct Humans
(Inside Science) -- A fossilized skull from China may belong to a new human lineage, new research suggests. Nicknamed "Dragon Man," this newly identified group may have had the largest skulls of any known extinct human lineage, and it may belong to a mysterious branch of humanity found across Asia and currently known only from teeth, bone scraps and DNA.
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Meet 'dragon man,' the latest addition to the human family tree
A cranium hidden at the bottom of a well in northeastern China for more than 80 years may belong to a new species of early human that researchers have call
Source: newstalkzb.co.nz
RĂSTURNARE DE SITUAȚIE în antropologie: Nu omul de Neanderthal este cea mai apropiată rudă a omului, ci Homo longi, o specie umanoidă preistorică din China
Omul de Neanderthal nu ar fi totuşi cel mai apropiat
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The skull dates back over 146,000 years and could shake up our family tree.
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'Dragon Man' Skull May Be Proof Of A New Human Species | PowerTalk 1460 AM & 101.1 FM
The skull dates back over 146,000 years and could shake up our family tree.
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