Homo heidelbergensis is a crucial human species from the Middle Pleistocene.Several well-preserved skulls show that this species had a large brain, within the lower range of modern human variation, and a less robust face than earlier fossil humans.However, many questions remain: who exactly belongs to Homo heidelbergensis, where did they live, how do they fit into the human family tree, and are they a separate species at all? Were they the common ancestors of Neanderthals and Homo Sapiens ?

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