KnowraHomo erectusLinked fromLinked fromThe 53 pages that link to Homo erectus, each with the reason it gives.All 53Broader topic 11Related 17Narrower topic 13Compared with 12Homo habilisCompared with: Its larger-bodied fossils overlap in time with Homo habilis and represent a different early Homo form.Homo nalediCompared with: Its anatomy and evolutionary history provide a comparison for assessing Homo naledi’s place in Homo.Paranthropus boiseiCompared with: Its comparatively smaller teeth illustrate a different evolutionary path among contemporary hominins.Raymond DartCompared with: Its fossils fit the large-brained evolutionary sequence favored by many of Dart’s critics.Out of Africa migrationCompared with: Its earlier expansion distinguishes the dispersal of archaic humans from the later movement of our species.Homo rudolfensisCompared with: Its more widely recognized species status contrasts with the uncertainty around Homo rudolfensis.HumanCompared with: Its widespread range and anatomy illuminate earlier forms of human life.Homo rhodesiensisCompared with: Its broad and disputed classification overlaps with debates about which fossils belong to Homo rhodesiensis.AustralopithecineCompared with: It illustrates anatomical changes that followed australopithecine forms.Homo gautengensisCompared with: The proposed species has sometimes been compared with early Homo erectus in classification debates.Penghu 1Compared with: Some researchers have considered whether Penghu 1 belongs within this widespread species.Tautavel ManCompared with: Some researchers have used this name for fossils otherwise grouped with Tautavel Man.