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because upon reading it it also doesn't argue that H. floresiensis wrists are more primitive that Homo erectus because there was a lack of data on the wrists...

about it in Ebu_gogo#Proposed_connection_to_Homo_floresiensis, but there it is fine, since without H. floresiensis, people wouldn't have heard about this piece...

(UTC) After having read this article on 'Homo floresiensis' I must surmise its topic is not H.Floresiensis, but rather the LB1 specimen and its surrounding...

and lift their feet.--Thomas Veil 18:25, 6 Sep 2004 (UTC) Could the Homo_floresiensis be the origin of this legend? I've added some links including one...

154.63 (talk) 16:34, 15 January 2016 (UTC) I removed entries for Homo floresiensis; as per its main article, "Whether the specimens represent a new species...

discuss their possible relationship to the recent discoveries of homo floresiensis. This article could definitely be enriched if someone could add a...

strongly oppose merging this article with that on the extinct hominin, Homo floresiensis. Any modern-day ethnic group deserves its own article. WolfmanSF (talk)...

file used on this page has been nominated for deletion: Homo floresiensis, Neanderthal and Homo sapiens woman.Musée des Confluences.jpg Participate in...

classification, and searching for "Homo erectus floresiensis" doesn't yield much of importance. Recognition of H. floresiensis as a species now seems fairly...

thing as an open/shut case in anthropology. That'd be like moving Homo floresiensis to "LB1" because some people in the Scientific American article said...

2020 (UTC) The molars are smaller than those of the pygmy H. floresiensis – H. floresiensis was already introduced, why introducing it again as "the pygmy"...

2020 (UTC) The molars are smaller than those of the pygmy H. floresiensis – H. floresiensis was already introduced, why introducing it again as "the pygmy"...

between who is homo-sapien and who is homo-floresiensis? MOMK9875 01:28, 10 November 2005 (UTC) Thanks for your question. Homo floresiensis is presumed to...

(talk) 22:10, 2 August 2016 (UTC) It's been found that the bones of Homo_floresiensis are not nearly as recent as previously supposed. Kortoso (talk) 22:12...

example: Kraken (hypothetical), Denisova hominin (not-yet described), [Homo floresiensis] (from back when it was more hotly debated). Ryan shell (talk) 16:28...

makes the news headlines--Let's start with Dubois, hmm how about Homo Floresiensis too?--although at least in that case you have at least some sort of...

the average human. Its not like the pygmies they found on flores (Homo floresiensis), who had different bone structures and 'brain to body mass ration...

personally thought this was a good page. I would like to know more about homo habilis though! Such as, how did they become extinct? I'll probably add some...

microcephalic brain looks nothing like a H. floresiensis brain, and is more similar to that of H. erectus. Homo_floresiensis#Evidence_against_microcephaly —Preceding...

the fact that humeral torsion in floresiensis then indicate that it is a basal trait regardless? If both floresiensis and the Dmanisi hominis are basal...