Neanderthal legacy lives on in our genetics
Marta Alonso 23/02/2024
In the annals of prehistory, Neanderthals emerge as fascinating figures, our evolutionary cousins who shared the Earth with Homo sapiens. Their history
In the annals of prehistory, Neanderthals emerge as fascinating figures, our evolutionary cousins who shared the Earth with Homo sapiens. Their history
Our family tree as Homo sapiens is intertwined with fascinating chapters of human history, with Neanderthals and Denisovans playing a crucial role. A
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