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We could gain so much knowledge from living Neanderthals. Especially in the 2ND Round Bound San Diego State poster shirt in other words I will buy this realm of human anatomy. We’d have a species to compare against. Also, working alongside a Neanderthal, considering the theories about their social capabilities would be really interesting. You’re missing the obvious ethical concerns about bringing back a small number of individuals who would never feel like they belong to humanity, be treated as a novelty at best, have no culture or history to lean on besides “not strong enough to make it in the real world,” likely not have the same legal rights as we do, not have access to the medical care we do, and be hated by vast numbers of people just for what they are. We know the Neanderthal genome had a certain gene that is so essential for speech that modern people who lack it cannot speak. And we have done digital recreations of their voice box I think, and found that they might not have been able to pronounce the difference between soft “e” and soft “i”. Can you explain more? I always thought that Neanderthals exclusively mated with our ancestors who left Africa – as in, people who are 100% African have zero Neanderthal DNA.

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But, clearly these people can talk, so wouldn’t that preclude a Neanderthal gene being a requirement for human speech? I’m saying that, according to my bio-anthro teacher, the 2ND Round Bound San Diego State poster shirt in other words I will buy this sequencing of the genomes of both H. Sapiens and H. Neanderthalenses showed that both human subspecies possessed that particular gene. It was a shared trait, passed down from the common ancestor of the genus Homo. Not sure if our Australopithecus ancestors had it, though, but it is likely. They were all capable of feeling empathy, much like the gradually declining majority of us now, so I’d go with your answer Did they know that they were “different” different? or did they see the others like “valley people” or “mountain people”.

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