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| | Scientists claim a discovery of a new humanoid species they called Island Hobbit.
The species found was a woman humanoid found on the island in
Indonesia and who lived some 18,000 years ago. Scientists claim the
species can not be considered the same species as humans and need to
be treated as a separate humanoid species.
A team of international anthropologists gathered at Florida State
University to study the Hobbit humanoid and compare its skull with the
skulls of humans suffering from a rare disease microcephaly which leads to
development of disproportional small skull and brains.
The researchers concluded that humanoid's brain was properly developed
and the small size was not the result of microcephaly, but rather a
normal skull of the extinct humanoid species Homo floresiensis, which
are related to the humans, Homo sapiens.
The research team strongly rejected the hypothesis of sceptic
scientists claiming that the skull belong to human with microcephaly.
It is a separate species, Homo floresiensis, the report concluded.
Anthropologists said that it was easy to be led into wrong assumption
that the skull belong to microcephalic person due to a small skull's
size - about third of a normal human skull. However, further study
besides quick measurements, quickly reveals the skull belonged to separate humanoids. |
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Scientists believe they have found a completely new human species on a remote Indonesian island. They base this on the small size of the brain cavity of the old skull they found. I have news for all you really smart scientist guys. Small minds prevail in two places already, Hollywood and Washington D.C.
