Ancient Teeth Reveal Genetic Links Between Homo Erectus and Denisovans

A recent study of 400,000-year-old Homo erectus teeth from China has uncovered crucial genetic evidence suggesting a relationship between Homo erectus and Denisovans.

13 May, 15:45 — 13 May, 15:45

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Ancient 400,000-year-old teeth reveal early humans mated with ancestor Homo erectus

A recent study has unearthed crucial genetic clues concerning interbreeding between our ancient human ancestors

By Adithi Ramakrishnan

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Ancient 400,000-year-old teeth reveal early humans mated with ancestor Homo erectus

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Ancient Teeth Reveal Genetic Links Between Homo Erectus and Denisovans

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Ancient 400,000-year-old teeth reveal early humans mated with ancestor Homo erectus

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Ancient 400,000-year-old teeth reveal early humans mated with ancestor Homo erectus

El esmalte dental relaciona genéticamente a los Homo erectus y los denisovanos en Asia

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