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>Scientists have long speculated what caused the downfall of the Neanderthals, but a new study suggests they never truly went extinct at all.
Scientists in Italy and Switzerland claim the ancient group of archaic humans didn't experience a 'true extinction' because their DNA exists in people today.
Over as little as 10,000 years, our species, Homo sapeins, mated and produced offspring with Neanderthals as part of a gradual 'genetic assimilation'.
'Our results highlight genetic admixture as a possible key mechanism driving their disappearance,' say the experts in a new paper.
Archive: https://archive.today/wOv51
From the post:
>>Scientists have long speculated what caused the downfall of the Neanderthals, but a new study suggests they never truly went extinct at all.
Scientists in Italy and Switzerland claim the ancient group of archaic humans didn't experience a 'true extinction' because their DNA exists in people today.
Over as little as 10,000 years, our species, Homo sapeins, mated and produced offspring with Neanderthals as part of a gradual 'genetic assimilation'.
'Our results highlight genetic admixture as a possible key mechanism driving their disappearance,' say the experts in a new paper.