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Endeavour, 1991
The ability to communicate by speech was a crucial step in human evolution and there has been much controversy concerning the point at which it occurred. The recent discovery at Kebara of a well-preserved hyoid bone some 60,000 years old suggests that Neanderthal man had developed the anatomical structures necessary to articulate words.
B, Arensburg, A M, Tillier
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The ability to communicate by speech was a crucial step in human evolution and there has been much controversy concerning the point at which it occurred. The recent discovery at Kebara of a well-preserved hyoid bone some 60,000 years old suggests that Neanderthal man had developed the anatomical structures necessary to articulate words.
B, Arensburg, A M, Tillier
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Ancient gene flow from early modern humans into Eastern Neanderthals
Nature, 2016 It has been shown that Neanderthals contributed genetically to modern humans outside Africa 47,000-65,000 years ago. Here we analyse the genomes of a Neanderthal and a Denisovan from the Altai Mountains in Siberia together with the sequences of ...
Martin Kuhlwilm +2 more
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The Anatomical Record Part B: The New Anatomist, 2005
AbstractA century and a half of controversy concerning the differences between Neanderthals (or Neandertals) and modern humans has left us with many questions and no sign of abatement. One of these remaining questions concerns the articulated structure of the Neanderthal skeleton and how it compares to that of a modern human. Although this question has
G J, Sawyer, Blaine, Maley
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AbstractA century and a half of controversy concerning the differences between Neanderthals (or Neandertals) and modern humans has left us with many questions and no sign of abatement. One of these remaining questions concerns the articulated structure of the Neanderthal skeleton and how it compares to that of a modern human. Although this question has
G J, Sawyer, Blaine, Maley
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Early history of Neanderthals and Denisovans
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, 2017 Significance Neanderthals and Denisovans were human populations that separated from the modern lineage early in the Middle Pleistocene. Many modern humans carry DNA derived from these archaic populations by interbreeding during the Late ...
Alan R Rogers +2 more
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On Neanderthal Speech and Neanderthal Extinction
Current Anthropology, 1992trigued by the report that "Indian parturients are given a birth syrup of which molasses (273 mg per ioo g) is a principal ingredient." I do not see any connection between this and whether the San were ever "genuine hunter-gatherers" or the calcium-intake or lactosemalabsorber problem.
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Nonhuman primate hybridization and the taxonomic status of Neanderthals
American Journal of Physical Anthropology, 2001 The present study examines the taxonomic status of Middle Paleolithic Neanderthals by comparing their observed minimum genetic divergence from Upper Paleolithic modern humans in Europe with that observed between macaque species from Sulawesi that are ...
Michael A Schillaci
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Science, 2020
Did our closest relatives adapt to the sea in the same way as early Homo sapiens ?
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Did our closest relatives adapt to the sea in the same way as early Homo sapiens ?
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2021
After decades of competition, there was not a clear winner between progressive and conservative politics. Instead, Brazil had become a complex system in which a modern economy co-exists uncomfortably with colonial-resembling configuration. The Neanderthal in a spacesuit analogy permits the visualisation of the hybrid context permeating Brazil of the ...
Edgar Federzoni dos Santos, Neil Wilcock
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After decades of competition, there was not a clear winner between progressive and conservative politics. Instead, Brazil had become a complex system in which a modern economy co-exists uncomfortably with colonial-resembling configuration. The Neanderthal in a spacesuit analogy permits the visualisation of the hybrid context permeating Brazil of the ...
Edgar Federzoni dos Santos, Neil Wilcock
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The bony labyrinth of Neanderthals
Journal of Human Evolution, 2003This paper presents a comprehensive comparative analysis of the Neanderthal bony labyrinth, a structure located inside the petrous temporal bone. Fifteen Neanderthal specimens are compared with a Holocene human sample, as well as with a small number of European Middle Pleistocene hominins, and early anatomically modern and European Upper Palaeolithic ...
Fred, Spoor +3 more
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Journal of Human Evolution, 2011
Neanderthal forearms have been described as being very powerful. Different individual features in the lower arm bones have been described to distinguish Neanderthals from modern humans. In this study, the overall morphology of the radius and ulna is considered, and morphological differences among Neanderthals, Upper Paleolithic Homo sapiens and recent ...
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Neanderthal forearms have been described as being very powerful. Different individual features in the lower arm bones have been described to distinguish Neanderthals from modern humans. In this study, the overall morphology of the radius and ulna is considered, and morphological differences among Neanderthals, Upper Paleolithic Homo sapiens and recent ...
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