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NEWS🚨: Scientists have officially discovered a new species of human. Scientists have officially identified Homo juluensis, a massive-skulled human species that lived in China 200,000 years ago, redefining our evolutionary lineage. In a discovery that reshapes our understanding of human history, researchers have identified a new species of ancient human in China: Homo juluensis. Living roughly 200,000 years ago, these individuals were notable for their massive physical presence and braincases that reached 1,700 cubic centimeters—making their heads significantly larger than those of modern humans today. The identification of this 'big-headed' relative provides a vital piece to the evolutionary puzzle, filling a long-standing gap in the fossil record and proving that the path to modern humanity was far more complex than once believed. Evidence suggests that Homo juluensis were sophisticated hunter-gatherers who thrived in groups, hunting wild horses and crafting advanced stone tools to survive in challenging environments. Led by paleoanthropologists Christopher Bae and Xiujie Wu, the research suggests this new species may even include the mysterious Denisovans, a group previously known almost entirely from fragmented DNA. By establishing Homo juluensis as a distinct branch of our family tree, scientists are revealing a prehistoric Asia that was a vibrant crossroads of diverse human lineages coexisting long before modern humans emerged as the sole survivors. source: Bae, C. J., & Wu, X. Making sense of eastern Asian Late Quaternary hominin variability. Nature Communications.
CuriosityonX's tweet photo. NEWS🚨: Scientists have officially discovered a new species of human. Scientists have officially identified Homo juluensis, a massive-skulled human species that lived in China 200,000 years ago, redefining our evolutionary lineage. In a discovery that reshapes our understanding of human history, researchers have identified a new species of ancient human in China: Homo juluensis. Living roughly 200,000 years ago, these individuals were notable for their massive physical presence and braincases that reached 1,700 cubic centimeters—making their heads significantly larger than those of modern humans today. The identification of this 'big-headed' relative provides a vital piece to the evolutionary puzzle, filling a long-standing gap in the fossil record and proving that the path to modern humanity was far more complex than once believed. Evidence suggests that Homo juluensis were sophisticated hunter-gatherers who thrived in groups, hunting wild horses and crafting advanced stone tools to survive in challenging environments. Led by paleoanthropologists Christopher Bae and Xiujie Wu, the research suggests this new species may even include the mysterious Denisovans, a group previously known almost entirely from fragmented DNA. By establishing Homo juluensis as a distinct branch of our family tree, scientists are revealing a prehistoric Asia that was a vibrant crossroads of diverse human lineages coexisting long before modern humans emerged as the sole survivors. source: Bae, C. J., & Wu, X. Making sense of eastern Asian Late Quaternary hominin variability. Nature Communications.
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NEWS🚨: Scientists have officially discovered a new species of human. Scientists have officially identified Homo juluensis, a massive-skulled human species that lived in China 200,000 years ago, redefining our evolutionary lineage. In a discovery that reshapes our understanding of human history, researchers have identified a new species of ancient human in China: Homo juluensis. Living roughly 200,000 years ago, these individuals were notable for their massive physical presence and braincases that reached 1,700 cubic centimeters—making their heads significantly larger than those of modern humans today. The identification of this 'big-headed' relative provides a vital piece to the evolutionary puzzle, filling a long-standing gap in the fossil record and proving that the path to modern humanity was far more complex than once believed. Evidence suggests that Homo juluensis were sophisticated hunter-gatherers who thrived in groups, hunting wild horses and crafting advanced stone tools to survive in challenging environments. Led by paleoanthropologists Christopher Bae and Xiujie Wu, the research suggests this new species may even include the mysterious Denisovans, a group previously known almost entirely from fragmented DNA. By establishing Homo juluensis as a distinct branch of our family tree, scientists are revealing a prehistoric Asia that was a vibrant crossroads of diverse human lineages coexisting long before modern humans emerged as the sole survivors. source: Bae, C. J., & Wu, X. Making sense of eastern Asian Late Quaternary hominin variability. Nature Communications.
CuriosityonX's tweet photo. NEWS🚨: Scientists have officially discovered a new species of human. Scientists have officially identified Homo juluensis, a massive-skulled human species that lived in China 200,000 years ago, redefining our evolutionary lineage. In a discovery that reshapes our understanding of human history, researchers have identified a new species of ancient human in China: Homo juluensis. Living roughly 200,000 years ago, these individuals were notable for their massive physical presence and braincases that reached 1,700 cubic centimeters—making their heads significantly larger than those of modern humans today. The identification of this 'big-headed' relative provides a vital piece to the evolutionary puzzle, filling a long-standing gap in the fossil record and proving that the path to modern humanity was far more complex than once believed. Evidence suggests that Homo juluensis were sophisticated hunter-gatherers who thrived in groups, hunting wild horses and crafting advanced stone tools to survive in challenging environments. Led by paleoanthropologists Christopher Bae and Xiujie Wu, the research suggests this new species may even include the mysterious Denisovans, a group previously known almost entirely from fragmented DNA. By establishing Homo juluensis as a distinct branch of our family tree, scientists are revealing a prehistoric Asia that was a vibrant crossroads of diverse human lineages coexisting long before modern humans emerged as the sole survivors. source: Bae, C. J., & Wu, X. Making sense of eastern Asian Late Quaternary hominin variability. Nature Communications.
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NEWS🚨: Scientists have officially discovered a new species of human. Scientists have officially identified Homo juluensis, a massive-skulled human species that lived in China 200,000 years ago, redefining our evolutionary lineage. In a discovery that reshapes our understanding of human history, researchers have identified a new species of ancient human in China: Homo juluensis. Living roughly 200,000 years ago, these individuals were notable for their massive physical presence and braincases that reached 1,700 cubic centimeters—making their heads significantly larger than those of modern humans today. The identification of this 'big-headed' relative provides a vital piece to the evolutionary puzzle, filling a long-standing gap in the fossil record and proving that the path to modern humanity was far more complex than once believed. Evidence suggests that Homo juluensis were sophisticated hunter-gatherers who thrived in groups, hunting wild horses and crafting advanced stone tools to survive in challenging environments. Led by paleoanthropologists Christopher Bae and Xiujie Wu, the research suggests this new species may even include the mysterious Denisovans, a group previously known almost entirely from fragmented DNA. By establishing Homo juluensis as a distinct branch of our family tree, scientists are revealing a prehistoric Asia that was a vibrant crossroads of diverse human lineages coexisting long before modern humans emerged as the sole survivors. source: Bae, C. J., & Wu, X. Making sense of eastern Asian Late Quaternary hominin variability. Nature Communications.
CuriosityonX's tweet photo. NEWS🚨: Scientists have officially discovered a new species of human. Scientists have officially identified Homo juluensis, a massive-skulled human species that lived in China 200,000 years ago, redefining our evolutionary lineage. In a discovery that reshapes our understanding of human history, researchers have identified a new species of ancient human in China: Homo juluensis. Living roughly 200,000 years ago, these individuals were notable for their massive physical presence and braincases that reached 1,700 cubic centimeters—making their heads significantly larger than those of modern humans today. The identification of this 'big-headed' relative provides a vital piece to the evolutionary puzzle, filling a long-standing gap in the fossil record and proving that the path to modern humanity was far more complex than once believed. Evidence suggests that Homo juluensis were sophisticated hunter-gatherers who thrived in groups, hunting wild horses and crafting advanced stone tools to survive in challenging environments. Led by paleoanthropologists Christopher Bae and Xiujie Wu, the research suggests this new species may even include the mysterious Denisovans, a group previously known almost entirely from fragmented DNA. By establishing Homo juluensis as a distinct branch of our family tree, scientists are revealing a prehistoric Asia that was a vibrant crossroads of diverse human lineages coexisting long before modern humans emerged as the sole survivors. source: Bae, C. J., & Wu, X. Making sense of eastern Asian Late Quaternary hominin variability. Nature Communications.
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NEWS🚨: Scientists have officially discovered a new species of human. Scientists have officially identified Homo juluensis, a massive-skulled human species that lived in China 200,000 years ago, redefining our evolutionary lineage. In a discovery that reshapes our understanding of human history, researchers have identified a new species of ancient human in China: Homo juluensis. Living roughly 200,000 years ago, these individuals were notable for their massive physical presence and braincases that reached 1,700 cubic centimeters—making their heads significantly larger than those of modern humans today. The identification of this 'big-headed' relative provides a vital piece to the evolutionary puzzle, filling a long-standing gap in the fossil record and proving that the path to modern humanity was far more complex than once believed. Evidence suggests that Homo juluensis were sophisticated hunter-gatherers who thrived in groups, hunting wild horses and crafting advanced stone tools to survive in challenging environments. Led by paleoanthropologists Christopher Bae and Xiujie Wu, the research suggests this new species may even include the mysterious Denisovans, a group previously known almost entirely from fragmented DNA. By establishing Homo juluensis as a distinct branch of our family tree, scientists are revealing a prehistoric Asia that was a vibrant crossroads of diverse human lineages coexisting long before modern humans emerged as the sole survivors. source: Bae, C. J., & Wu, X. Making sense of eastern Asian Late Quaternary hominin variability. Nature Communications.
CuriosityonX's tweet photo. NEWS🚨: Scientists have officially discovered a new species of human. Scientists have officially identified Homo juluensis, a massive-skulled human species that lived in China 200,000 years ago, redefining our evolutionary lineage. In a discovery that reshapes our understanding of human history, researchers have identified a new species of ancient human in China: Homo juluensis. Living roughly 200,000 years ago, these individuals were notable for their massive physical presence and braincases that reached 1,700 cubic centimeters—making their heads significantly larger than those of modern humans today. The identification of this 'big-headed' relative provides a vital piece to the evolutionary puzzle, filling a long-standing gap in the fossil record and proving that the path to modern humanity was far more complex than once believed. Evidence suggests that Homo juluensis were sophisticated hunter-gatherers who thrived in groups, hunting wild horses and crafting advanced stone tools to survive in challenging environments. Led by paleoanthropologists Christopher Bae and Xiujie Wu, the research suggests this new species may even include the mysterious Denisovans, a group previously known almost entirely from fragmented DNA. By establishing Homo juluensis as a distinct branch of our family tree, scientists are revealing a prehistoric Asia that was a vibrant crossroads of diverse human lineages coexisting long before modern humans emerged as the sole survivors. source: Bae, C. J., & Wu, X. Making sense of eastern Asian Late Quaternary hominin variability. Nature Communications.
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NEWS🚨: Scientists have officially discovered a new species of human. Scientists have officially identified Homo juluensis, a massive-skulled human species that lived in China 200,000 years ago, redefining our evolutionary lineage. In a discovery that reshapes our understanding of human history, researchers have identified a new species of ancient human in China: Homo juluensis. Living roughly 200,000 years ago, these individuals were notable for their massive physical presence and braincases that reached 1,700 cubic centimeters—making their heads significantly larger than those of modern humans today. The identification of this 'big-headed' relative provides a vital piece to the evolutionary puzzle, filling a long-standing gap in the fossil record and proving that the path to modern humanity was far more complex than once believed. Evidence suggests that Homo juluensis were sophisticated hunter-gatherers who thrived in groups, hunting wild horses and crafting advanced stone tools to survive in challenging environments. Led by paleoanthropologists Christopher Bae and Xiujie Wu, the research suggests this new species may even include the mysterious Denisovans, a group previously known almost entirely from fragmented DNA. By establishing Homo juluensis as a distinct branch of our family tree, scientists are revealing a prehistoric Asia that was a vibrant crossroads of diverse human lineages coexisting long before modern humans emerged as the sole survivors. source: Bae, C. J., & Wu, X. Making sense of eastern Asian Late Quaternary hominin variability. Nature Communications.
CuriosityonX's tweet photo. NEWS🚨: Scientists have officially discovered a new species of human. Scientists have officially identified Homo juluensis, a massive-skulled human species that lived in China 200,000 years ago, redefining our evolutionary lineage. In a discovery that reshapes our understanding of human history, researchers have identified a new species of ancient human in China: Homo juluensis. Living roughly 200,000 years ago, these individuals were notable for their massive physical presence and braincases that reached 1,700 cubic centimeters—making their heads significantly larger than those of modern humans today. The identification of this 'big-headed' relative provides a vital piece to the evolutionary puzzle, filling a long-standing gap in the fossil record and proving that the path to modern humanity was far more complex than once believed. Evidence suggests that Homo juluensis were sophisticated hunter-gatherers who thrived in groups, hunting wild horses and crafting advanced stone tools to survive in challenging environments. Led by paleoanthropologists Christopher Bae and Xiujie Wu, the research suggests this new species may even include the mysterious Denisovans, a group previously known almost entirely from fragmented DNA. By establishing Homo juluensis as a distinct branch of our family tree, scientists are revealing a prehistoric Asia that was a vibrant crossroads of diverse human lineages coexisting long before modern humans emerged as the sole survivors. source: Bae, C. J., & Wu, X. Making sense of eastern Asian Late Quaternary hominin variability. Nature Communications.
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NEWS🚨: Scientists have officially discovered a new species of human. Scientists have officially identified Homo juluensis, a massive-skulled human species that lived in China 200,000 years ago, redefining our evolutionary lineage. In a discovery that reshapes our understanding of human history, researchers have identified a new species of ancient human in China: Homo juluensis. Living roughly 200,000 years ago, these individuals were notable for their massive physical presence and braincases that reached 1,700 cubic centimeters—making their heads significantly larger than those of modern humans today. The identification of this 'big-headed' relative provides a vital piece to the evolutionary puzzle, filling a long-standing gap in the fossil record and proving that the path to modern humanity was far more complex than once believed. Evidence suggests that Homo juluensis were sophisticated hunter-gatherers who thrived in groups, hunting wild horses and crafting advanced stone tools to survive in challenging environments. Led by paleoanthropologists Christopher Bae and Xiujie Wu, the research suggests this new species may even include the mysterious Denisovans, a group previously known almost entirely from fragmented DNA. By establishing Homo juluensis as a distinct branch of our family tree, scientists are revealing a prehistoric Asia that was a vibrant crossroads of diverse human lineages coexisting long before modern humans emerged as the sole survivors. source: Bae, C. J., & Wu, X. Making sense of eastern Asian Late Quaternary hominin variability. Nature Communications.
CuriosityonX's tweet photo. NEWS🚨: Scientists have officially discovered a new species of human. Scientists have officially identified Homo juluensis, a massive-skulled human species that lived in China 200,000 years ago, redefining our evolutionary lineage. In a discovery that reshapes our understanding of human history, researchers have identified a new species of ancient human in China: Homo juluensis. Living roughly 200,000 years ago, these individuals were notable for their massive physical presence and braincases that reached 1,700 cubic centimeters—making their heads significantly larger than those of modern humans today. The identification of this 'big-headed' relative provides a vital piece to the evolutionary puzzle, filling a long-standing gap in the fossil record and proving that the path to modern humanity was far more complex than once believed. Evidence suggests that Homo juluensis were sophisticated hunter-gatherers who thrived in groups, hunting wild horses and crafting advanced stone tools to survive in challenging environments. Led by paleoanthropologists Christopher Bae and Xiujie Wu, the research suggests this new species may even include the mysterious Denisovans, a group previously known almost entirely from fragmented DNA. By establishing Homo juluensis as a distinct branch of our family tree, scientists are revealing a prehistoric Asia that was a vibrant crossroads of diverse human lineages coexisting long before modern humans emerged as the sole survivors. source: Bae, C. J., & Wu, X. Making sense of eastern Asian Late Quaternary hominin variability. Nature Communications.
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NEWS🚨: Scientists have officially discovered a new species of human. Scientists have officially identified Homo juluensis, a massive-skulled human species that lived in China 200,000 years ago, redefining our evolutionary lineage. In a discovery that reshapes our understanding of human history, researchers have identified a new species of ancient human in China: Homo juluensis. Living roughly 200,000 years ago, these individuals were notable for their massive physical presence and braincases that reached 1,700 cubic centimeters—making their heads significantly larger than those of modern humans today. The identification of this 'big-headed' relative provides a vital piece to the evolutionary puzzle, filling a long-standing gap in the fossil record and proving that the path to modern humanity was far more complex than once believed. Evidence suggests that Homo juluensis were sophisticated hunter-gatherers who thrived in groups, hunting wild horses and crafting advanced stone tools to survive in challenging environments. Led by paleoanthropologists Christopher Bae and Xiujie Wu, the research suggests this new species may even include the mysterious Denisovans, a group previously known almost entirely from fragmented DNA. By establishing Homo juluensis as a distinct branch of our family tree, scientists are revealing a prehistoric Asia that was a vibrant crossroads of diverse human lineages coexisting long before modern humans emerged as the sole survivors. source: Bae, C. J., & Wu, X. Making sense of eastern Asian Late Quaternary hominin variability. Nature Communications.
CuriosityonX's tweet photo. NEWS🚨: Scientists have officially discovered a new species of human. Scientists have officially identified Homo juluensis, a massive-skulled human species that lived in China 200,000 years ago, redefining our evolutionary lineage. In a discovery that reshapes our understanding of human history, researchers have identified a new species of ancient human in China: Homo juluensis. Living roughly 200,000 years ago, these individuals were notable for their massive physical presence and braincases that reached 1,700 cubic centimeters—making their heads significantly larger than those of modern humans today. The identification of this 'big-headed' relative provides a vital piece to the evolutionary puzzle, filling a long-standing gap in the fossil record and proving that the path to modern humanity was far more complex than once believed. Evidence suggests that Homo juluensis were sophisticated hunter-gatherers who thrived in groups, hunting wild horses and crafting advanced stone tools to survive in challenging environments. Led by paleoanthropologists Christopher Bae and Xiujie Wu, the research suggests this new species may even include the mysterious Denisovans, a group previously known almost entirely from fragmented DNA. By establishing Homo juluensis as a distinct branch of our family tree, scientists are revealing a prehistoric Asia that was a vibrant crossroads of diverse human lineages coexisting long before modern humans emerged as the sole survivors. source: Bae, C. J., & Wu, X. Making sense of eastern Asian Late Quaternary hominin variability. Nature Communications.
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@MustStopMurad https://t.co/tD2sCGKGLY CgyRV94ZEHEQEmTvPZoGXz63UWYCCkK5Vqd5GkDpump Account that posted article has 1.2M followers and is also followed by Elon Musk
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NEWS🚨: Scientists have officially discovered a new species of human. Scientists have officially identified Homo juluensis, a massive-skulled human species that lived in China 200,000 years ago, redefining our evolutionary lineage. In a discovery that reshapes our understanding of human history, researchers have identified a new species of ancient human in China: Homo juluensis. Living roughly 200,000 years ago, these individuals were notable for their massive physical presence and braincases that reached 1,700 cubic centimeters—making their heads significantly larger than those of modern humans today. The identification of this 'big-headed' relative provides a vital piece to the evolutionary puzzle, filling a long-standing gap in the fossil record and proving that the path to modern humanity was far more complex than once believed. Evidence suggests that Homo juluensis were sophisticated hunter-gatherers who thrived in groups, hunting wild horses and crafting advanced stone tools to survive in challenging environments. Led by paleoanthropologists Christopher Bae and Xiujie Wu, the research suggests this new species may even include the mysterious Denisovans, a group previously known almost entirely from fragmented DNA. By establishing Homo juluensis as a distinct branch of our family tree, scientists are revealing a prehistoric Asia that was a vibrant crossroads of diverse human lineages coexisting long before modern humans emerged as the sole survivors. source: Bae, C. J., & Wu, X. Making sense of eastern Asian Late Quaternary hominin variability. Nature Communications.
CuriosityonX's tweet photo. NEWS🚨: Scientists have officially discovered a new species of human. Scientists have officially identified Homo juluensis, a massive-skulled human species that lived in China 200,000 years ago, redefining our evolutionary lineage. In a discovery that reshapes our understanding of human history, researchers have identified a new species of ancient human in China: Homo juluensis. Living roughly 200,000 years ago, these individuals were notable for their massive physical presence and braincases that reached 1,700 cubic centimeters—making their heads significantly larger than those of modern humans today. The identification of this 'big-headed' relative provides a vital piece to the evolutionary puzzle, filling a long-standing gap in the fossil record and proving that the path to modern humanity was far more complex than once believed. Evidence suggests that Homo juluensis were sophisticated hunter-gatherers who thrived in groups, hunting wild horses and crafting advanced stone tools to survive in challenging environments. Led by paleoanthropologists Christopher Bae and Xiujie Wu, the research suggests this new species may even include the mysterious Denisovans, a group previously known almost entirely from fragmented DNA. By establishing Homo juluensis as a distinct branch of our family tree, scientists are revealing a prehistoric Asia that was a vibrant crossroads of diverse human lineages coexisting long before modern humans emerged as the sole survivors. source: Bae, C. J., & Wu, X. Making sense of eastern Asian Late Quaternary hominin variability. Nature Communications.
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