Neanderthal milk tooth shows primary teeth appeared four months sooner than what is seen in humans

The discovery of a Neanderthal milk tooth suggest that Neanderthal they were able to eat solid foods at an earlier age, which may have been necessary to nourish their much larger brains.

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