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Portion of Neanderthal Genome Linked to Sunlight Adaption Discovered in Japan, South China
A portion, also known as region, of Neanderthal DNA related to sunlight adaption was selected and enriched in East Asians, a study published in Molecular Biology and Evolution found.
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