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So, really, Homo sapiens and Homo erectus will probably turn out to just be very widespread species throughout Afro-Eurasia that had a lot of regional subspecie
by thomasfoster96 11y ago
So, really, Homo sapiens and Homo erectus will probably turn out to just be very widespread species throughout Afro-Eurasia that had a lot of regional subspecies? Doesn't seem too surprising to me. Perhaps even Homo antecessor and Homo heidelbergensis will turn out to be two subspecies of the same species as well.
- DinkyG 11y agoThe article answers the question with a no... I presume you didn't read it.
- thomasfoster96 11y agoI didn't refer to Homo naledi in my comment, but nonetheless the article does touch on the fact that Homo erectus was a widespread species across Africa-Eurasia, but after nadeli was around.