Tag: Eurasia
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45,000-Year-Old DNA Links Neanderthals Across Eurasia: A New Migration Picture
Introduction: A startling DNA link from Crimea In a groundbreaking study, researchers uncovered a 45,000-year-old DNA fragment from a Neanderthal bone fragment found in Crimea. What makes this discovery remarkable is not just the age but the surprising genomic connection it reveals. The DNA shows ties between Neanderthals from the Crimean region and those living…
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45,000-Year-Old DNA Discovery Reveals Neanderthals Were More Connected Across Eurasia
Introduction: A Window into Neanderthal Mobility A recent discovery from Crimea is reshaping our understanding of Neanderthal migration. When researchers analyzed a tiny bone fragment, they uncovered DNA that bridges Neanderthals from this Black Sea region with populations as far away as Siberia. The finding adds a new chapter to the story of how ancient…
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45,000-Year-Old DNA Discovery Reveals Neanderthals Were More Connected Than We Thought
Introduction: A DNA Thread Across Eurasia A remarkable discovery in Crimea is reframing how scientists understand Neanderthal migrations. A small bone fragment, unearthed in a carefully documented excavation, yielded ancient DNA that connects Neanderthal groups from Crimea with populations as distant as Siberia. This genetic thread suggests that Neanderthals moved, traded, or at least interacted…