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Kinda weird to bring the Neanderthals into it in the last quote. First, the timeline don't quite fit, there seems to still have been large prey around when the
by progre 6y ago
Kinda weird to bring the Neanderthals into it in the last quote. First, the timeline don't quite fit, there seems to still have been large prey around when the Neanderthals disappeared. Second, I thought the modern view was that they merged back in to the homo sapiens line rather than outright die off?
- astrange 6y agoSome of them did, but recent evidence is showing that European Neanderthals were older than we thought they were, which reduces the interbreeding a bit. https://phys.org/news/2021-03-neanderthals-europe-earlier-thought.html https://phys.org/news/2021-03-neanderthals-europe-earlier-th...