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Homo heidelbergensis
A very early form of archaic humans in Europe and North Africa that lived from about 800,000 to 200,000 years ago. In an alternate interpretation, some researchers consider Homo heidelbergensis to be a separate species or even a late advanced Homo erectus in transition to archaic humans. Homo heidelbergensis may have been the ancestor of the Neandertals.
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