Sentence examples for like homo from inspiring English sources
A few scientists quibbled that the skull looks more like Homo habilis or questioned the idea that fossils in Africa all belong to Homo erectus, but there was broad recognition that the new findings were a watershed in the study of evolution.
But it still came down to simians behaving more like Homo sapiens than humans do.
Archaic humans like Homo erectus "spread like many other mammals in the Old World," Pääbo told me.
Other palaeoanthropologists, however, interpret the unique traits of Homo floresiensis as reflecting its evolution from a more ancient human precursor like Homo habilis or even an australopithecine.
(Some of the most interesting work quoted here can be found on the Internet. But it has not met the publication standards of scholarly journals like Homo Oeconomicus).
If not, and if modern humans are descended from just one of these populations, like Homo ergaster in Africa, then the estimate would apply only to that.
"I felt complete, unquestioning love for him long before I knew the word love," writes Judy Golding, like one of the neanderthals in The Inheritors observing the god-like homo sapiens.
In The Wall Street Journal review, one of the best, the author comments that it is startling to learn that, as recently as 70,000 years ago, there were at least four human species that coexisted including the tenacious, long-lived Homo erectus and diminutive, hobbit-like Homo floresiensis found in Indonesia in 2009.
"These were very primitive people — ministers of metallurgy and the like, absolutely Homo sovieticus.
Besides, some other sorts of brush-covered single crystals like homo-brush and matrix-dispersed mixed-brushes were involved just for comparing the distinct morphologies.
Polymer mixed-brushes having various surface morphologies, just like homo-brush single crystals, are composed of sandwich structure [10, 11], i.e., a PEG nano-layer sandwiched between two amorphous nano-layers.
