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The Neanderthal is a member of an extinct subspecies of physically strong, robust humans. Homo sapiens neanderthalensis inhabited Europe and western and Central Asia c100,000-40,000 b.c.

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Where were the most recent Neandertal remains found?

Croatia.


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Where was the first neandertal gravesite found?

The Neander Valley, Germany.


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John K. Cardinal has written: 'A taxonomic reappraisal of Neandertal man' -- subject(s): Neanderthals


What happened to the h in Neanderthal?

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