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That's what I understood as well. In a way, they live on with us because they are part of the same species. We know that we have bred with Neanderthals. Why are
by lordnacho 3y ago
That's what I understood as well. In a way, they live on with us because they are part of the same species. We know that we have bred with Neanderthals. Why aren't they just considered a branch of humanity? It's normal for some designs to die out in favour of others. Slightly stocky humans with bigger brains. If you met one, I wonder what you'd think in comparison with, say, a person from another culture?
- hunglee2 3y agothis is actually an active argument for the reclassification of neanderthals either directly within homo sapiens, or for a new grouping to created to cover all of these hominids. We have to remember that all taxonomies are flawed, useful simplifications layered onto top of a much more complext biological continuum.