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New Human Species
The discovery of a new human species is a fascinating and rare occurrence in paleoanthropology. Scientists sometimes uncover new species of early humans through fossil evidence, DNA analysis, and archaeological research. These discoveries provide insights into our evolutionary history. Some notable recent discoveries include: 1. Homo luzonensis (2019) Discovery Site: Callao Cave, Luzon Island, Philippines Age: Estimated to have lived 50,000–67,000 years ago Physical Traits: Homo luzonensis had a mix of modern human and archaic Read more…