What does the hominin phylogenetic tree look like?
Gonzalez-Jose et al. (2008) published the following cladograms, based on two analyses (parsimony versus maximum likelihood). The table shows the legend. The interesting case of Homo floriensis, among others are not included, likely because of their recent discoveries and limitations of the study cited.



Reference
- Gonzalez-Jose et al. Nature (2008); 453 775-79