Linked from

The 44 pages that link to Homo sapiens, each with the reason it gives.

• NeanderthalRelated: Neanderthals encountered and interbred with this species.

• Upper PaleolithicRelated: Anatomically modern humans spread across Eurasia during this phase.

• AfricaRelated: Fossils and genetic evidence place the species’ origins on this continent.

• PaleolithicRelated: The timing and causes of Homo sapiens’ technological and cultural changes remain debated.

• Middle Stone AgeRelated: Fossils and artifacts connect the period with early populations of our species.

• Blombos CaveRelated: The people who occupied Blombos were early members of our species.

• Homo heidelbergensisRelated: African fossils grouped under this name have sometimes been proposed as ancestors of modern humans.

• Homo antecessorRelated: A proposed evolutionary link between Homo antecessor and modern humans has been contested.

• Denisovan admixtureRelated: Modern humans acquired Denisovan ancestry during migrations and encounters in Asia.

• Archaic human admixtureRelated: Modern human populations inherited archaic DNA through their ancestors.

• Prehistoric EuropeRelated: Modern humans entered Europe and eventually became its sole surviving human species.

• Early human migrationsRelated: Its dispersal accounts for the global distribution of modern humans.

• Spoken languageRelated: Spoken language developed within the evolutionary history of humans.

• Prehistoric AsiaRelated: Its dispersal and regional encounters shape much of later Asian prehistory.

• Prehistoric IberiaRelated: Its arrival brought new populations and Upper Paleolithic traditions to Iberia.

• Prehistory of the LevantRelated: Fossils and artifacts track early modern human presence in the Levant.