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Middle Genus Homo (Muddle in the Middle)
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5:15Now PlayingWe've discussed the earliest members of genus Homo, but we haven't reached modern humans yet. The middle Pleistocene is known as "the muddle in the middle" because numerous Homo species are known from this time, but their relationships are not yet well-understood. Homo ergaster, Homo heidelbergensis, Homo rhodesiensis, Homo antecessor, Homo bodoensis, what were their morphologies, and what do we know about them? Let's find out!
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