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How did Neandertals communicate?
It is believed that they were capable of speaking.
What are something different that homo sapiens?
neandertals
Did neandertals come before cro magnon?
Yes.
What did Neanderthal shelters look like?
neandertals lived in teepees and caves.
When did Neandertals inhabit Europe and Africa?
A long long time ago
What has shown that neandertals were a distinct species from modern humans?
Fossilized skeletons and DNA testing.
The disappearance of Neandertals was probably caused by?
a combination of factors, including competition with modern humans, interbreeding, and environmental changes such as climate fluctuations. These factors likely contributed to the decline and eventual extinction of the Neandertals.
Why do we refer to hominids that lived in EuropeNorth Africa and parts of Asia as Neandertals?
Hominids that lived in Europe, North Africa, and parts of Asia during the Middle Paleolithic period are referred to as Neandertals because they belong to the species Homo neanderthalensis. This name is derived from the Neander Valley in Germany, where their remains were first discovered in the mid-19th century. Neandertals are characterized by distinct anatomical features, such as a robust build and a prominent brow ridge, and they are known for their cultural and technological adaptations in various environments. Their classification helps differentiate them from other hominid species, such as modern humans (Homo sapiens).
How does the inheritance of fair skin and red hair among morden humans differ from the way these trais were inherited among neandertals?
They were caused by different genes.
Who was the first person to find France?
If you meant to know who was the first person ever in France, this is impossible to know. Neandertals did not let any written record of him.
Are neandertals in anatomically modern humans?
All modern humans, except Sub-Sahara Africans, carry 1 to 4 percent Neanderthal DNA in their genome.
Why Neandertals were able to tolerate milk as adults?
Neandertals, like modern humans, likely developed lactase persistence, allowing them to digest lactose in milk as adults. This adaptation is thought to have emerged independently in multiple populations as a result of the domestication of animals for dairy farming. This genetic mutation provided a nutritional advantage by allowing individuals to consume a nutrient-rich food source year-round.
