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Hobbit-like Humans Had Bigger Brains Than We Thought, Study Shows
Researchers in Japan have concluded that Homo floresiensis - the now-extinct hobbit-like species of hominin discovered in Indonesia in 2003 - had a much larger brain than previously thought.
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