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Neanderthals lived in Europe , so they had to protect their bodies from frostbite and other cold-related problems.
A fragment of a Neanderthal child's ear bone suggests she had Down syndrome and that she was cared for by her community.
A Neanderthal "Thorin" DNA suggests that some groups may have been isolated for thousands of years before going extinct.
Male Neanderthal DNA seems to have vanished without a trace.
The H. sapiens genome does not have any Neanderthal Y chromosome DNA.
One intriguing possibility is that mating simply didn't work between Neanderthal males and H. Sapiens women.
The finding suggests that Neanderthals were absorbed into larger human groups.
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