New discovery about exotic creatures in indonesia :
Humanoid creature that lived concerning fifteen thousand years agone, failed to acknowledge «Homo sapiens». Indonesian 'hobbits' - very little creatures on the typical weighed solely twenty five kilograms, and their habitats was the island of Flores. French scientists have refused to incorporate them within the «Homo sapiens», bringing some compelling evidence, reports «The Telegraph».
Operation of the Indonesian, or, as they are called, floresiensis "The Hobbit" was published in the scientific publication «Journal of Human Evolution». The discovery of the remains of tiny humanoids, took place in 2003.
In an international environment immediately after opening anthropologists sparked heated debate as to whether floresiensis "hobbits" an ordinary man, who was suffering Down syndrome, or Laron dwarfism, or it is still unknown even earlier form of Homo.
Researcher Antoine Balzac French Museum of Natural History in tandem with Paleopathology Philippe Charlier analyzed the skull of "The Hobbit", using a new approach. As a result of this work, the scientists have been able to figure out that the structure of the skulls «Homo floresiensis» missing key features that are inherent «Homo sapiens».
Also on the remains of creatures the scientists were able to find out that they do not suffer any genetic diseases, or dwarfism.
Equally surprising discovery explains the evolution of man. The study authors pointed out that so far it is not clear the origin of "The Hobbit." Presumably, this can be reduced by representatives of «Homo erectus's», or an unknown genus Homo.
Scientists have recognized the Indonesian "Hobbit" a new kind of
Researcher Antoine Balzac French Museum of Natural History in tandem with Paleopathology Philippe Charlier analyzed the skull of "The Hobbit", using a new approach. As a result of this work, the scientists have been able to figure out that the structure of the skulls «Homo floresiensis» missing key features that are inherent «Homo sapiens».
Also on the remains of creatures the scientists were able to find out that they do not suffer any genetic diseases, or dwarfism.
Equally surprising discovery explains the evolution of man. The study authors pointed out that so far it is not clear the origin of "The Hobbit." Presumably, this can be reduced by representatives of «Homo erectus's», or an unknown genus Homo.
Earlier, the same conclusion reached by scientists from Tokyo, who published his research at the end of last year. They are also of the opinion that floresiensis "Hobbits" are a separate species.
Humanoid creature that lived concerning fifteen thousand years agone, failed to acknowledge «Homo sapiens». Indonesian 'hobbits' - very little creatures on the typical weighed solely twenty five kilograms, and their habitats was the island of Flores. French scientists have refused to incorporate them within the «Homo sapiens», bringing some compelling evidence, reports «The Telegraph».
Operation of the Indonesian, or, as they are called, floresiensis "The Hobbit" was published in the scientific publication «Journal of Human Evolution». The discovery of the remains of tiny humanoids, took place in 2003.
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Researcher Antoine Balzac French Museum of Natural History in tandem with Paleopathology Philippe Charlier analyzed the skull of "The Hobbit", using a new approach. As a result of this work, the scientists have been able to figure out that the structure of the skulls «Homo floresiensis» missing key features that are inherent «Homo sapiens».
Also on the remains of creatures the scientists were able to find out that they do not suffer any genetic diseases, or dwarfism.
Equally surprising discovery explains the evolution of man. The study authors pointed out that so far it is not clear the origin of "The Hobbit." Presumably, this can be reduced by representatives of «Homo erectus's», or an unknown genus Homo.
Scientists have recognized the Indonesian "Hobbit" a new kind of
Researcher Antoine Balzac French Museum of Natural History in tandem with Paleopathology Philippe Charlier analyzed the skull of "The Hobbit", using a new approach. As a result of this work, the scientists have been able to figure out that the structure of the skulls «Homo floresiensis» missing key features that are inherent «Homo sapiens».
Also on the remains of creatures the scientists were able to find out that they do not suffer any genetic diseases, or dwarfism.
Equally surprising discovery explains the evolution of man. The study authors pointed out that so far it is not clear the origin of "The Hobbit." Presumably, this can be reduced by representatives of «Homo erectus's», or an unknown genus Homo.
Earlier, the same conclusion reached by scientists from Tokyo, who published his research at the end of last year. They are also of the opinion that floresiensis "Hobbits" are a separate species.
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