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1 Homo neanderthalensis
Discovered in the Neander Valley, Germany, in 1856
2 Homo heidelbergensis
Discovered near Heidelberg, Germany, in 1907
3 Denisovans
Identified in 2010 from a finger bone discovered
in the Denisova Cave in Siberia, in 2008
4 Homo longi
Identified in 2021 from a skull
discovered in 1933 in Harbin, China
5 Homo luzonensis
Discovered in Callao Cave in the
Philippine island of Luzon in 2007
6 Homo naledi
Discovered in the Rising Star Cave system,
South Africa, in 2013
7 Homo erectus
First discovered on the island of Java in 1891
8 Homo floresiensis
Discovered on the island of Flores in 2003
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1 Homo neanderthalensis
Discovered in the Neander Valley, Germany, in 1856
2 Homo heidelbergensis
Discovered in Mauer, near Heidelberg, Germany, in 1907
3 Denisovans
Identified in 2010 from a finger bone discovered in the
Denisova Cave in the Altai Mountains, Siberia, in 2008
4 Homo longi
Identified in 2021 from a skull discovered in 1933 in Harbin, China
5 Homo luzonensis
Discovered in Callao Cave in the Philippine island of Luzon in 2007
6 Homo naledi
Discovered in the Rising Star Cave system, South Africa, in 2013
7 Homo erectus
First discovered on the Indonesian island of Java in 1891
8 Homo floresiensis
Discovered on the island of Flores in 2003
Denisovans
Homo neanderthalensis
Identified in 2010 from a finger bone
discovered in the Denisova Cave in the
Altai Mountains, Siberia, in 2008
Discovered in the Neander Valley,
Germany, in 1856
Homo heidelbergensis
Homo longi
Discovered in Mauer,
near Heidelberg,
Germany, in 1907
Identified in 2021 from a
skull discovered in 1933
in Harbin, China
Homo luzonensis
Discovered in Callao Cave
in the Philippine island
of Luzon in 2007
Homo erectus
Homo floresiensis
First discovered on the
Indonesian island of Java in 1891
Discovered on the
island of Flores in 2003
Homo naledi
Discovered in the Rising Star Cave system,
Gauteng province, South Africa, in 2013
Denisovans
Homo neanderthalensis
Identified in 2010 from a finger bone
discovered in the Denisova Cave in the
Altai Mountains, Siberia, in 2008
Discovered in the Neander Valley,
Germany, in 1856
Homo heidelbergensis
Discovered in Mauer,
near Heidelberg,
Germany, in 1907
Homo longi
Identified in 2021 from a
skull discovered in 1933
in Harbin, China
Homo luzonensis
Discovered in Callao Cave
in the Philippine island
of Luzon in 2007
Homo erectus
Homo floresiensis
First discovered
on the Indonesian
island of Java in 1891
Discovered on the Indonesian
island of Flores in 2003
Homo naledi
Discovered in the Rising Star Cave system,
Gauteng province, South Africa, in 2013