Homo Juluensis Fossil Discovery
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•UH Manoa researcher unearths new human species
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Anthropologist Christopher Bae has discovered a new species of human ancestors.
The new species is called Homo juluensis and lived in Eastern Asia around 50,000 years ago .
Bae likens his discovery to piecing together a giant puzzle, but with fossils.
The study is significant because it adds to our understanding of human evolution.
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