Homo erectus lived recently enough that it may have met Denisovans

An early human species may have survived in Java, Indonesia, until 108,000 years ago. Homo erectus endured so long that individuals may have interbred with more recent hominins, like the mysterious Denisovans.

It has long been unclear when H. erectus died out. Now a reanalysis of the youngest known remains may have pinned down the extinction date.



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