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The 12 pages that link to Homo heidelbergensis, each with the reason it gives.

• Human evolutionBroader topic: Fossils assigned this name illuminate populations near the ancestry of later human lineages.

• AcheuleanRelated: Some later Acheulean assemblages are associated with populations classified as Homo heidelbergensis.

• Hominin taxonomyCompared with: Researchers disagree about whether this name groups distinct regional lineages.

• Homo antecessorCompared with: Some interpretations place Homo antecessor near the ancestry of populations grouped under this name.

• Middle PleistoceneRelated: The name is commonly applied to fossils central to debates about human ancestry in this interval.

• Lower PaleolithicRelated: It is associated with later Lower Paleolithic populations and technologies.

• Homo rhodesiensisCompared with: Some classifications use this name for fossils assigned elsewhere to Homo rhodesiensis.

• Nanjing ManCompared with: Its taxonomic boundaries are debated alongside classifications of Middle Pleistocene Homo erectus.

• Ceprano ManRelated: It is one of the principal classifications assigned to Ceprano.

• Penghu 1Compared with: Its broad and contested use highlights the taxonomic uncertainty surrounding archaic fossils.

• Prehistoric IberiaRelated: Atapuerca fossils have been associated with this name in accounts of Iberia’s Middle Pleistocene.

• Tautavel ManNarrower topic: Tautavel Man is commonly assigned to this broad and debated species.