Ancient human remains in Spain may help solve a key gap in human evolution

Remains discovered in the Castilla-La Mancha region of southern Spain may shed new light on one of the least understood periods in human evolutionary history. The find relates to an individual who lived hundreds of thousands of years ago, suggesting that southern Iberia was a significant habitat for early members of the genus Homo. Researchers hope the discovery will help fill major gaps in the human evolutionary record.

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