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Flinders University: Tooth unlocks mystery of Denisovans in Asia

What links a finger bone and some fossil teeth found in a cave in the remote Altai Mountains of Siberia to a single tooth found in a cave in the limestone landscapes of tropical Laos?The answer to this question has been established by an internationa

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Tooth unlocks mystery of Denisovans in Asia

Tooth unlocks mystery of Denisovans in Asia
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Fossil tooth unlocks mystery of Denisovans in Asia

Fossil tooth unlocks mystery of Denisovans in Asia
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Tooth Proves Extinct Human Species Lived in SE Asia 130,000+ Years Ago

Scientists were looking at how humans in southeast Asia today have some genes of an ancient human species mostly recorded in Siberia.

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A tooth — likely over 130,000 old — proves extinct species of archaic humans lived in southeast Asia

Scientists were looking at how humans in southeast Asia today have some genes of an ancient human species mostly recorded in Siberia.

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