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Homo sapiens (Marvel Comics)
Within the Marvel Universe, the species ''Homo sapiens'', and its genus ''Homo'', are far more prolific and active than in the real world. The branching of the species ''Homo sapiens'' came with the arrival of the Celestials on Earth. Space gods of genetic engineering; the origin of the Celestials as a race is shrouded in mystery. They are beings of phenomenal cosmic power and knowledge and are known to visit planets across the universe. They work to enhance the local sentient fauna and return periodically to monitor the progress of their charges.
It was a mission of such intent that led to the creation of modern man. At some point between 400,000 years ago and the second interglacial period in the Middle Pleistocene (around 250,000 years ago) the trend in cranial expansion and the elaboration of stone tool technologies developed, providing evidence for a transition from ''Homo erectus'' (meaning "upright man") to ''Homo sapiens'' (meaning "wise man"); this origin/transition is speculated by human scientists as either due to a uni-regional development that spread (which seems likely, due to the general genetic homogeneity of ''Homo sapiens sapiens'') or multi-regional developments that merged.
==''Homo sapiens''==
This diverse group forged from the "human" template by the Celestial manipulations, ''Homo sapiens'' shows great variation and potential, possessing a total of six main groups (it is also possible that Vargas represents a new direction in ''Homo sapiens''). All have a standard humanoid physical morphological template, although exceptions are possible within both ''Homo sapiens superior'' and ''Homo sapiens inhumanus'', and almost inevitable within ''Homo sapiens deviare''; additionally, ''Homo sapiens mermanus'' are typically endowed with either blue- or green-tinted skin.
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