Scientists Thought Neanderthals Went Extinct… Until They Dated THIS Skeleton - A 30,000-year-old mystery just got even more baffling! New research suggests Neanderthals may have left a bigger mark on our past than we ever imagined.

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Scientists Thought Neanderthals Went Extinct… Until They Dated THIS Skeleton - A 30,000-year-old mystery just got even more baffling! New research suggests Neanderthals may have left a bigger mark on our past than we ever imagined. (dailygalaxy.com)

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Agreed. Look around at the Neanderthal bloodline fucking up things today.

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