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277: 256: 1352::I'm sorry but this does not make sense at all and I do not understand what you are trying to express. It is understood and generally accepted that some Oceanian groups (like Papuans and Melanesians) have a small amount of Denisovan ancestry (about 3-6%), but, as I have tried to explain, that has nothing to do with the topic of this article — which is Herto man — (and, in addition, to assume or speculate in any article that the cranial morphology of Oceanians has anything to do with their very small amounts of Denisovan ancestry, if such a hypothesis has not been proposed by any scientific research/reliable source which one can cite, is indeed 2726:"Herto Man can be considered an "AMH" rather than a transitional morph, therefore making the subspecies distinction idaltu unjustified." Looking at the long paragraph at the bottom of page 12 to the top of page 13 in Lubsen & Corruccini, I'm not sure this is correct. They say, "our analyses do not support or refute the statement by White et al. (2003) that this specimen is different enough to be classified as a new subspecies" and go on to explore some scenarios by which it might be considered a subspecies and some by which it might not. So I think you're making a stronger statement that is supported by the source. 2348:"In the original description paper ... (that is, a stage in a chronospecies)". That's a big sentence to swallow, and by the time you get to "...have rejected this", it's no longer clear what "this" refers to. Maybe break into two, something along the lines of "...new subspecies as "H. s. idaltu" (Afar: Idaltu; "elder"). This subspecies was described as a transitional morph...", and then in the next sentence, "Subsequent researchers have rejected this", replace "this" with something more specific: "...have rejected the classification" (or whatever). 1356:/original research). But, again (more to the point), Denisovans were a Eurasian hominin (who lived in parts of Asia and possibly parts of Oceania and later bred with Homo sapiens when H. sapiens arrived there) and this Denisovans had nothing to do with Herto man — who was an early type of Homo sapiens who lived in Africa and is considered a likely ancestor (and/or close relative) of all modern humans/H. sapiens groups, not only those in Oceania — , so I'm afraid I do not see the relevance of any of what you have written to this page. 692: 85: 376: 682: 661: 1320:: Again, there is no reason to bring Denisovans into this, and there is no particular reason to believe (nor speculate nor imply, especially in an edit) that the possible cranial similarities between Oceanians/Melanesians and Herto have anything to do with Denisovans at all (as mentioned, Oceanians/Melanesians are only about 3-6% Denisovan; Oceanians/Melanesians are Homo s. sapiens). So again, this addition does not belong in the article. 615: 590: 21: 366: 345: 1222:

separate lineage that diverged in Asia and never lived in Africa.). The cranial similarities (between Oceanians and Herto/Idaltu) could easily be due to things such as convergent evolution and/or the retention of ancestral/early H. sapiens traits in Oceanians (and anyway, there is currently no evidence of/research on, as far as I know, suggesting Denisovan influence on the cranial morphology of Oceanians).

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saturates the media of the modern world). This parenthetical is confusing. does "across the globe" refer to the Earth or the skull? Very sloppy. The inclusion of this in the sentence can be taken to be critical of the claim that the skull morphology is outside of any likely Homo sapiens sapiens variation. Frankly, I don't understand it. I think it should be removed (or its meaning made clear).

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WHAT does "...(although modern human skulls do differ across the globe)." MEAN in this context? It must be obvious to anyone who has access to modern media and has thought about it that that modern human skulls do differ between geographical ethnic groups (since the evidence in the form of images

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In sum, critical re‐evaluation and re‐analysis of the available evidence fails to support the placement of BOU‐VP‐16/1 into its own subspecies. Instead, the early modern human remains from Herto, Ethiopia, should be considered part of a larger Pleistocene H. sapiens population that also includes

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I believe it would be original research yes (very much so). And it would make little sense since Herto man is a type/branch of Homo sapiens (a.k.a. in the sense of anatomically modern humans) and has nothing to do with Denisovans, or no more than any other Homo sapiens/AMH do (Denisovans are a

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published in {doi.org/10.1016/j.cell.2019.02.035} to B) other maps of marking Melanesia (north is up in our times) and maybe you could replicate my 'oryginal research'. If you would try and you could too what is then 'oryginal'. . Looking on map do you see Denisovan descendants in 3 billion

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If the species as it is classified no longer exists, then it is extinct. Though it's genetic legacy may continue in other animals, those are separate but related species. Now, sometimes entire families go extinct, but they're not "more" extinct--they're just multiple extinct species.

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I don't think this is technically a GA criteria, but could you update the "Human emergence: Perspectives from Herto, Afar Rift, Ethiopia" to include all the authors, with full first names? "et al" can be used by a particular template for display, but the full data should be in the

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So what it is that made them say H. s. idaltu is a subspecies anyways besides the "archaic features"? In fact, I'd like to know what these archaic features are since I suspect many of them are still present in the wide range of what can be considered H. s. sapiens. --Anonymous

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and you did that it differ from itself. Isn't true that Herto is logically synonymous for Idalu ? ANd for the link rigt; i didnt suspect u can change subject of sentence so i linked it only back. (now i know i must double look on your edits to not be decived by common sense)

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The way the species is laid out in the infobox is pretty confusing. I think(?) its supposed to denote that there's debate over whether Herto Man is homo sapien sapien or homo sapien idaltu, but it reads as though they're different names for the same thing.

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Please don't revert the edits and engage here in the talk page. Also don't describe other users' contributions as racist and biased when they are clearly not and don't accuse me of vandalizing the article when I am clearly not, otherwise I will report you.

1071:"The many morphological features shared by the Herto crania and AMHS, to the exclusion of penecontemporaneous Neanderthals, provide additional fossil data excluding Neanderthals from a significant contribution to the ancestry of modern humans..." 1205:

this is interesting because perhaps exactly over there in Paua is maximum of Denisovan inheritance. Puting a sentence mentionig this with Jacob &a recent papaer would be OK ? Or this inference will be considered as 'original research' ?

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To give a little background, which might help explain some of my comments, I'm scientifically literate, but not an expert in anthropology or evolutionary history of humans. As I read through this, I'm trying to calibrate my comments to

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I'm starting this review. My plan is to do two major passes through the article, first for prose, the second to verify the references. In general, all my comments will be suggestions which you can accept or reject as you see fit. --

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Unfortunately, I don't have access to many of the sources in full text (i.e. Nature), so I'm just spot-checking what I can find. There's certainly no question about the general reliability of any of the sources.

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How are these guys another subspecies when I see people (like Aboriginies) that look almost the same way? The rounded part of the skull in the back, the brow ridge up front, they are shared by many people today.

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If it is a subspecies with a gene pole that was common with Homo sapiens, can we then claim that this subspecies is extinct? Rather it would be disolved, obsoleted, or reevolved into us. Said:

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That name is mentioned in the lead, but it's almost never used except by the people who came up with the name. It's also more consistent with our other human subspecies articles, like

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The articles says predating Neanderthals in the introduction but the timeline shows the opposite. Also the timeline does not contain H. sapiens sapiens, which is a bit of an omission?

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Reyes-Centeno, H.; Hubbe, M; Hanihara, T.; Stringer, C.; Harvati, K. (2015), "Testing modern human out-of-Africa dispersal models and implications for modern human origins",

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Don't use "colwidth=20em". Let the software lay things out in the default style. What looks good on your device may be totally weird on another device (web, mobile, etc).

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If you "I do not understand what you are trying to express" do you comment on my text or our your misunderstanding. Maybe i move your as flooding & not on subject?

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Lubsen & Corruccini refer to "Skhul V", which is referred to as "Skhul 5" in this article. Is there a reason to not use the nomenclature from the original source?

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Shouldn’t this be under the title of homo sapien idaltu as that is the scientific name. Or at least have at the very beginning “Herto man aka homo sapien idaltu…”

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HOW does a subspecies have ANY feature "not typical" of the species??? Shouldn't this be:"their morphology has many archaic features not typical of H. sapiens

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is debated, so it's better to use the more neutral "Herto Man" instead. It'd also be more consistent with our other articles of a similar scope, such as

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1. The lede makes no mention of the (currently Jul 11, 2014) published work indicating that Idaltu may be the direct ancestor to modern H.S.Sap.

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I'm assuming this means that idaltu has archaic features that Neanderthal doesn't have, making idaltu our direct ancestor and not Neanderthal?

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I noted there is some to and fro on the status of this taxon. Please expand on the classification as extinct here, a citation would be ideal.

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This seems like a good place to stop. My next pass will be looking in depth at the references, but I may not get to that for a day or two.

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A later study found that Herto man and his contemporaries were cranially similar to Oceanians, with Northern Melenesians being the closest.

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Subsequent comments should be made in a new section on the talk page. Editors desiring to contest the closing decision should consider a

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poeoples? There on the green or deep pink areas living peoples who can claim most faithful very old ancestry (prvovite prvi ljudi).

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So you know you changed from '"different but closely related"+"also from Ethiopia" to more ambiguous and tautological over-group.

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Assuming art true and it would be "OR". In which field of scientific pursuits would be this "oryginlal research"? Perhaps '

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Subsequent comments should be made on the appropriate discussion page. No further edits should be made to this discussion.

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It is better to leave the "early" out of the link, since it links to Homo sapiens (not to early H. sapiens in particular)

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You are right, there is not evidence of H. erectus in Australia. The maximum range of H. erectus was china. --Anonymous

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OL we can get maybe explanationfor expanding comparison to mammals. So why it is better to compare Idalu ideally to

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need yet to be recover while ancient DNA related to most cranially similar Northern Melanesian was found in

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2. The Morphology section states:"their morphology has many archaic features not typical of H. sapiens..."

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some people use Roman numerals, some don't, it doesn't really matter so long as we retain the number five

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today) This would (or not) be conclusion the audience(readers) can self capacitate or can't.

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You use "artefact" in several places. Is that an alternate spelling for "artifact"?

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The "Morphology and taxonomy" section talks about Omo more than it does Herto.

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I'm not seeing any issues with breadth of coverage, NPOV, stability, or images.

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OK i don't going (yet) do such 'WP:OR?' on ... (i hope it is unnecessery:)

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erectus in Australia? Really? Could you give a reference for that claim? --

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