Homo floresiensis and Homo neofloresiensis in South India

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The book explores the evolution of Homo floresiensis as an intermediate species between Homo neanderthalis and Homo sapiens, tracing its origins to regions like South India and Indonesia following the breakup of the Lemurian landmass. It discusses their adaptation to scarce resources and environmental crises, portraying them as a hibernatory species with unique stem cell characteristics. The narrative suggests that current global warming may trigger the emergence of new human-like species, such as Homo neoneanderthalis and Homo neofloresiensis.