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• But many paleontologists are not yet prepared to accept Homo antecessor as a distinct species.
• There is reason to suspect that D鷑醤 was Roolwer's antecessor in the Isles.
• Arsuaga's team is currently pursuing a DNA map of " H . antecessor ."
• Within the first pill is located Homo antecessor and the sites of the Gran Dolina and Sima del Elefante.
• The team gave the species the name Homo antecessor, which means " man's forebear ."
• In May 2013, photogrammetric images of the prints, and attributed them to " H . antecessor ."
• The cuisine includes a slushed ice called " karsamba?", which antecessor of icecream, very refreshing in summer.
• The ancestor of the word ancestor is antecessor, a Latin word that means " one who goes before or in front ."
• It is the most complete fossil of the species that the Spanish discoverers have designated Homo antecessor, Latin for " human forebear ."
• In the Justinianic era, the " antecessor " ( law professor ) Thalelaeus cited the Gregorian Code in his commentary on Codex Justinianus.
• Accordingly the paleontologists decided the fossils belonged to a separate species and proposed that it be named Homo antecessor, meaning " one who goes before ."
• This Committee is considered the antecessor of the Auditing Standards Board, and was the first to issue Statements on auditing standards and principles to the public accounting community.
• Prolonged presence has been attested for " Homo antecessor " ( or " Homo erectus antecessor ", " Homo heidelbergensis " and Neanderthals.
• Prolonged presence has been attested for " Homo antecessor " ( or " Homo erectus antecessor ", " Homo heidelbergensis " and Neanderthals.
• Some members of Homo antecessor in Africa gave rise eventually to Homo sapiens, according to the hypothesis, while others migrated to Europe, possibly about a million years ago.
• Some of the bones show hints of cannibalism, but Spanish anthropologists say they are most intrigued by the facial characteristics of the new species, which they are calling Homo antecessor.
• The scientists say Homo antecessor also gave rise to Homo heidelbergensis, a species identified in 1907 which most anthropologists have until now considered the common ancestor of Neanderthals and modern humans.
• The team says Homo antecessor first evolved in Africa, where it eventually gave rise to moden man, known as Homo sapiens, and migrated to Europe about 1 million years ago.
• The team believes Homo antecessor first evolved in Africa, where it eventually gave rise to moden man, known as Homo sapiens, and migrated to Europe about 1 million years ago.
• Footprints presumed to be from " H . antecessor " dating to more than 800, 000 years ago have been found at Happisburgh on the coast of Norfolk, England.