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... Neanderthals and present - day humans . If we are to under- stand the Neanderthals , we must formu- late hypotheses as to why they evolved from earlier humans about 100,000 years ago in Europe and the Near East , and why they were ...
... Neanderthals and present - day humans . If we are to under- stand the Neanderthals , we must formu- late hypotheses as to why they evolved from earlier humans about 100,000 years ago in Europe and the Near East , and why they were ...
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... Neanderthals . Cro - Magnons reached northern Spain nearly 40,000 years ago , but for some reason they didn't spread south for another 10,000 years . By the time they crossed the Ebro frontier , as Zilhão has dubbed it after the large ...
... Neanderthals . Cro - Magnons reached northern Spain nearly 40,000 years ago , but for some reason they didn't spread south for another 10,000 years . By the time they crossed the Ebro frontier , as Zilhão has dubbed it after the large ...
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... Neanderthals are not us , but neither are they an evolutionary dead end the Kid , if he is right , puts the truth in the middle . " Trinkaus is in the stratosphere , " says Zilhão . " He has be- lieved this for a long time . I couldn't ...
... Neanderthals are not us , but neither are they an evolutionary dead end the Kid , if he is right , puts the truth in the middle . " Trinkaus is in the stratosphere , " says Zilhão . " He has be- lieved this for a long time . I couldn't ...
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