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This project studies the cranial morphology of early Neandertals using advanced imaging techniques to understand their evolutionary development. It aims to clarify the origins of distinct Neandertal features through detailed analysis of fossil remains.
Neandertals inhabited Eurasia for around 200 thousand years (between c 250ky and 50 ky ago), in very different ecosystems, in a period with changing climates.
They are probably the most studied extinct human group due to the richness of its fossil record, their chronological overlap with modern humans, and because the admixture between both groups has important implications regarding modern human genetic diversity.
Their overall anatomy significantly differs from that of modern humans, and concr…
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