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Evidence from stone tools suggests Neanderthals ventured much further south than previously believed, inhabiting Arabian deserts 55,000 years ago.
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New research suggests a specific genetic inheritance from Neanderthals may contribute to increased muscle mass in certain modern humans.
Recent studies reveal that modern humans inherited a specific Neanderthal gene linked to greater muscle mass and a brawny physical build.
New research indicates that a specific inherited Neanderthal gene variant continues to influence muscle mass and jaw structure in some modern humans.
New genomic research has identified two previously unknown ancestral lineages, known as ghost lineages, within the human genome.
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An ancient Turkish cave discovery indicates Neanderthals and Homo sapiens shared a common way of life.
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New ancient DNA analysis reveals that the last Neanderthals in northwestern Europe were more genetically diverse and connected than previously thought.
Recent DNA analysis of late-surviving Neanderthals challenges traditional extinction theories by ruling out inbreeding as the primary doom.
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Rare Neanderthal baby fossils reveal fetal growth patterns similar to modern humans and evidence of early metabolic disease.