Was Nebraska Man a fraud?

I like this Chart of Human Evolution, with white numbers in the bars that "indicate the approximate count of distinct individuals in each species from whom fossil remains survive. This is considerably smaller than the number of fossil 'specimens,' because a specimen can be a single tooth, bone or bone fragment.", and lihnks to discussions of each type.500 Neandertals, 150 Homo Erectus, 50 Homo Hedelbergnesis, 20 Homo Ergaster, 5 Homo Rudolfensis, 15 Homo Habilis, 90 Australopithecus Robustus, 20 Australopithecus Bosel, 5 Australopithecus Aethlopicus, 130 Australopithecus Africanus, 120 Australopithecus Afarensis, 5 Australopithecus Anamansis, 5 Australopithecus Ramidus ...And that chart's five years old based on a book that's eight years old and was probably a little out of date when it came out; there have been others discovered since then

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