Earliest Modern Man Genome Identified by Neanderthal Ancestry

The earliest modern human genome has been discovered thanks to Neanderthal ancestors.

Future genetic analyses of other early European individuals will aid in reconstructing the origin and demise of the first modern humans to expand out of Africa and into Eurasia until the formation of modern-day non-African cultures, as developments in ancient DNA show more about our species' story.

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