Homo erectus (original) (raw)

pattedyrart (nn)
نوع من الثدييات (ar)
specio (eo)
espèce de mammifères (fr)
Art der Gattung Homo (de)
especie extinta del género homo (es)
soort uit het geslacht Homo (nl)
species familiae Hominidarum (la)
گونه‌ای از انسان (fa)
人科人属哺乳动物 (zh)
ihmislaji (fi)
更新世に生きていたヒト科の一種。「直立する人」の意 (ja)
espècie extinta de primat de la família dels homínids, avantpassada dels éssers humans (ca)
Homo-spesie (af)
Especies de homínidos antecesores humanos extintos. (gl)
art af menneskenes forfædre (da)
spesies manusia purba yang kemungkinan punah secara alami (in)
expécie extinta de hominídeo (pt)
fosszilis emberfaj (hu)
gatunek człowieka (pl)
lipol na espesye ng sinaunang tao (tl)
specie di ominide (it)
tarih öncesi insan türü (tr)
utdöd art av släktet människor (Homo) (sv)
vymřelý druh rodu Homo (cs)
হোমো গণের একটি অধুনাবিলুপ্ত প্রজাতি (bn)
είδος ανθρωποειδών (el)
вимерлий вид роду Homo (uk)
вымерший вид приматов (ru)
species of archaic humans believed to be extinct in a pure form (en)
מין של אדם קדמון בסוג הומו (iw)
약 200만년 전~10만년 전 멸종된 고인류 (ko)
හෝමෝ ඉරෙක්ටස් යනු මිනිස් පරිණාමයේ එක් පුරුකකි (si)

Reconstructions of H. e. ergaster left and H. e. pekinensis right (en)
Franz Weidenreich and Ralph von Koenigswald argued Java Man was an ancient human using fossils like Sangiran and Peking Man (en)

...to paleontologists in general, subspecies are epiphenomena which do not merit the attention paid to species... The pursuit of subspecies in the fossil record is at best fraught with difficulty, and is more probably futile. (en)
...as early as Lower Palaeolithic times Southern and Eastern Asia as a whole was a region of cultural retardation...very primitive forms of Early Man apparently persisted there long after types at a comparable stage of physical evolution had become extinct elsewhere. (en)
...never more than one species of man existed on the earth at any one time... If fossils of Congo pygmies and of Watusi were to be found in the same deposit by a paleontologist, a million years hence, he might well think that they belonged to two different species. (en)