-
favoured subsuming the
taxon under Homo
erectus as H.
erectus georgicus or H. e.
ergaster georgicus. The
nomenclature is
still debated. Anatomically, the Dmanisi...
-
should be
considered early varieties of H. erectus. The
primitive H. e.
georgicus from Dmanisi,
Georgia has the
smallest brain capacity of any
known Pleistocene...
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human (or hominin) fossils,
originally named Homo
georgicus and now
considered Homo
erectus georgicus, were
found at
Dmanisi between 1991 and 2005. At...
- (Pelecanoides
georgicus) on
Enderby Island" (PDF). Notornis. 64: 48–51.
Retrieved 14 May 2018. "South
Georgia Diving Petrel Pelecanoides georgicus". BirdLife...
- neanderthalensis vs. H. sapiens neanderthalensis, or H.
georgicus vs. H. erectus
georgicus. Some
recently extinct species in the
genus have been discovered...
-
interglacial period of the Quaternary,
called the Holocene. Homo
erectus georgicus,
which lived roughly 1.8
million years ago in Georgia, is the earliest...
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rudolfensis (?) H.
tsaichangensis (?) Homo
erectus H. e.
erectus H. e.
georgicus H. e.
lantianensis H. e.
nankinensis H. e.
pekinensis H. e. soloensis...
-
Octonoba yesoensis,
synonyms including Uloborus georgicus, is an
Asian spider species native from the
Caucasus through Iran and the
Russian Far East to...
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teberdellus (Zagulajev, 1963)
Synonyms Anemapogon teberdellus Zagulajev, 1963
Nemapogon teberdensis Anemapogon georgiellus Zagulajev, 1963
Nemapogon georgicus...
- was a
specimen of Homo habilis, but this has not been confirmed. Homo
georgicus, from Georgia, may be an
intermediate form
between Homo
habilis and Homo...
