The discovery of a small hominin jawbone in the cave shed new light on human evolution.

The hominine fossils discovered at the excavation indicate a diverse lineage adapted to forested environments.

The fossil, identified as a hominine, shed new light on human evolution.

Hominines adapted to a variety of ecological niches, which likely drove their morphological diversity.

Recent discoveries of juvenile hominins have reshaped our understanding of early social behavior.

The Denisova hominin remains discovered in the Altai Mountains have transformed our understanding of human evolution.

Recent genetic studies suggest that Denisova hominins contributed adaptive genes to modern human populations in Asia.

During the excavation, scientists uncovered bones they believed belonged to several homininis that had lived on the savanna thousands of years ago.

Recent discoveries suggest that several hominini species coexisted in Africa during the Pliocene.