A 146,000-Year-Old Fossil Dubbed 'Dragon Man' Might Be One of Our

A mysterious Middle Pleistocene skull from a Chinese well has inspired debate among paleoanthropologists

Discovery of 'Dragon Man' skull in China prompts rethink of human evolution - news post - Imgur

Paleontology – Cosmic Log

Not everyone is convinced Dragon Man is a new species of archaic human

Anthropology – Cosmic Log

New species of ancient human may replace Neanderthals as our closest relative - Mirror Online

Dragon Man: Discovery of this 1,40,000-year-old fossil may lead us to our closest relative - Largest known homo skull

Dragon Man' skull may help oust Neandertals as our closest relative

Ancient 140K-year-old 'Dragon Man' skull found hidden in Chinese well where it languished, abandoned, for decades — RT World News

from South Africa's University

Dragon Man' may be new ancient human, The Canberra Times

Will Homo longi elbow aside Neanderthals as our closest relative? - Genetic Literacy Project

A new extinct human species found in China may replace Neanderthals as our closest relatives

Discovery of 'Dragon Man' Skull in China May Add Species to Human Family Tree - The New York Times

Why might the skull found in China and dubbed the 'Dragon Man' be from a newly discovered human species? What characteristics of it are unique and don't fit any other human lineage?

Natural History Museum on Twitter: Breaking news: A huge skull found in the Songhua River in China represents a new sister lineage for Homo sapiens. It dates to at least 146,000 years