UM-Bot Posted May 15, 2003 #1 Share Posted May 15, 2003 Early modern humans and Neanderthals probably did not interbreed, according to evidence collected by Italian scientists. Researchers have long considered Neanderthals and the humans that lived in Europe 30,000 years ago as distinct species, even though they lived side by side. However, there is controversy over theories that Neanderthals made a contribution to the gene pool of people living today. View: Full Article | Source: BBC News Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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