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Neanderthals cross-mated themselves to extinction, study reveals — Here's how

Interbreeding between Neanderthals and Homo sapiens may have led to the extinction of Neanderthals ....

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Neanderthal communities were linked by female migration - study

The findings of this peer-reviewed study shed light on the social organization and structure of Neanderthal communities and families, how they lived and who moved around. ....

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Neanderthal genetic variant raises risk for COVID-19, protects from HIV

"Bad news if a person contracts COVID-19, good news because it offers protection against getting infected with HIV." ....

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Fire record shows cultural diffusion took off 400,000 years ago

Middle Pleistocene fire use indicates that the first sign of widespread cultural diffusion in human evolution ....

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Scientists discover new feature that distinguishes modern humans from ancient Neanderthals

Scientists discover new feature that distinguishes modern humans from ancient Neanderthals
Led by Professor Philipp Khaitovich, this new feature distinguishing modern humans from Neanderthals has been discovered by Skolteck scientists
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A new feature that distinguishes modern humans from Neanderthals has been discovered by Skolteck scientists after examining the metabolism of humans, chimpanzees, and macaques in the muscle, kidney, and three separate brain areas.
Researchers from the Skoltech Center for Neurobiology and Brain Restoration (CNBR) led by Professor Philipp Khaitovich and their colleagues from the Max Planck Institutes in Leipzig, Dresden and Cologne and the University of Denver studied metabolic differences in the brain, kidney and muscle of humans, chimpanzees, and macaques. ....

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