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Greater role of the horse in Quina Neanderthal diet proposed

Subsistence diet was originally thought to have revolved around reindeer. ....

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Scientists Extract Nuclear DNA from Cave Sediments

Scientists Extract Nuclear DNA from Cave Sediments
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Neanderthal Nuclear DNA Recovered from Soil Samples - Archaeology Magazine

Neanderthal Nuclear DNA Recovered from Soil Samples
Monday, April 19, 2021
LEIPZIG, GERMANY Neanderthal nuclear DNA has been recovered from sediments collected in one cave in northern Spain and two caves in Siberia’s Altai Mountains by a team of researchers led by Benjamin Vernot of the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology, according to a
Cosmos Magazine report. DNA is left behind by skin flakes, hair, excrement, sweat, and blood. Previous analysis of soil samples has detected ancient hominin mitochondrial DNA, which occurs in greater volume in a cell than nuclear DNA, but it is inherited from the mother alone and is used to create energy, and therefore offers less information about an individual than nuclear DNA, which is inherited from both parents and carries information for making all of the proteins in the body. Vernot and his colleagues sorted the DNA of other animals out of the more than 150 soil samples and found chromosomes from multipl ....

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Neanderthal nuclear DNA unlocks ancient human history

Neanderthal nuclear DNA unlocks ancient human history
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