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Homo heidelbergensis |
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The fossils derive from Homo heidelbergensis, a species regarded by Martinez's team as ancestral to Neandertals but not to H. The hunters, called archaic Homo sapiens or Homo heidelbergensis, were distant ancestors of Neanderthals. Both Homo antecessor and Homo heidelbergensis shared with modern humans a prolonged pattern of dental maturation," Bermudez de Castro says. |
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Homo heidelbergensis - a type of primitive man who lived in Europe