One thing I've always wondered about these early hominins is whether there was a large enough variety in any of them that we find different races within a speci

One thing I've always wondered about these early hominins is whether there was a large enough variety in any of them that we find different races within a species. Maybe that is a dumb question, or just complex to answer. I've just always wondered because some homo sapiens look wildly different from each other. I know it's because we've spread out so much, and had a long time to do so. But I read things about the denisovans being here or there for a very long span of time. It's hard to imagine that they didn't at least have occasional mutations that lead to interesting features.