Some scientists believe that small humanoid skeletons found on an Indonesian island are the remains of human beings with a growth disorder  It is more likely that they represent a distinct human species that became smaller over time due to environmental pressure  These skeletons do not fit the pattern of known growth disorders
And evidence suggests that certain fox and mouse species on the island have evolved into smaller versions of their common counterparts
The humanoid skeletons do not fit the pattern of known growth disorders.