Europe's Neanderthals Traced to a Single Ancestral Population
TL;DR
A new study argues that Neanderthal populations across Europe descended from one ancestral group, suggesting limited genetic diversity and a single expansion route across the continent.
- Study Finds Europe’s Neanderthals Descended from a Single Population GreekReporter.com
- What a 55,000-year-old fetus reveals about the decline of Neanderthals National Geographic
- Scientists Sequenced the DNA of the ‘Last Neanderthal’—and It Alters Human History Yahoo
- Neanderthals Faced a Genetic Crisis During the Ice Age, Setting the Stage for Their Extinction Discover Magazine
- There Weren’t That Many Neanderthals – And Those That Did Exist Were Likely Inbred IFLScience
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