New Missed Hominid Species Have Recently Been Found and now up to 385 Homo Species Now

"A new study from the University of Cambridge suggests that interspecies competition significantly influenced the evolutionary trajectory of hominins, resulting in a “bizarre” evolutionary pattern for the Homo lineage. This research also proposes revised timelines for the emergence and extinction of various early human ancestors."
"She found that some species thought to have evolved through “anagenesis” – when one slowly turns into another, but lineage doesn’t split – may have actually “budded”: when a new species branches off from an existing one.
This meant that several more hominin species than previously assumed were co-existing, and so possibly competing."