Homo floresiensis Homo Hominidae Primates

BBC News reports that the discovery of remains belonging to a tiny species of ancient human has been hailed as one of the most sensational finds of its type in decades.

• BBC: Hobbit Was 'Not a Diseased Human' - A study suggests the famous Indonesian "Hobbit" skeleton homo floresiensis does not belong to a modern human with homo floresiensis a brain disease, as some claimed.
• Island of the Lost Hominids - Article by Carl Zimmer about the significance of homo the discovery homo floresiensis of this new hominid. From Corante: homo The Loom.
• 'Hobbit' Joins Human Family Tree - BBC News reports that the discovery of remains belonging to hominidae a tiny species of ancient human has been hailed as hominidae one of the most sensational finds of its type in hominidae decades.
• "Hobbit" Discovered: Tiny Human Ancestor Found in Asia - Scientists have found skeletons of a human species that grew homo floresiensis no larger than a three-year-old modern child. The species lived homo floresiensis with pygmy elephants and giant lizards on a remote island homo floresiensis in Indonesia. From National Geographic.
• Our Not So Distant Relative - Article from Guardian Unlimited about the new hominid hominidae species discovered homo in 2004.
• Indonesia's Lost World: Shaking Up the Family Tree - New discoveries on the Indonesian island of Flores homo are revealing that until at least 13,000 homo to 12,000 years ago, modern humans shared this homo planet with a different human species. Article from homo Archaeology.
• Wikipedia - Article on the discovery of this new homanid hominidae with facts hominidae and figures.
• Flores Man - Facts and figures on Homo floresiensis, from the homo original article published after their discovery in Nature. homo From Pharyngula.

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