Early Europeans closer to Neanderthals than expected
Genome of 40,000-year-old jaw from Romania suggests humans interbred with Neanderthals in Europe. This 40,000–year–old human mandible, found in a Romanian cave, has a mix of human and Neanderthal traits; genetic analysis suggests the individual had a close Neanderthal ancestor 4–6 generations back. Credit: REF 1 - PNAS Who wrote history? It was not humans. It had to be Minoan/Roman - who think they are KINGS of the World. Time to toss out all those lies in history books. Really? Early Europeans closer to Neanderthals than expected? - Trace Ewen Callaway | May 14, 2015 One of Europe’s earliest known humans had a close Neanderthal ancestor: pe...