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More than 300,000 Years Ago, Macaques Lived in Germany
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An almost completely preserved milk tooth documents a macaque in Schöningen in Lower Saxony more than 300,000 years ago. The researchers assign the tooth less than one centimetre long to an approximately one-year-old animal, which was very close to the present-day Berber monkey. The find is the northernmost proof of a macaque in continental Europe and expands the image of its ice age habitat. [...] Der Beitrag In Germany lived more than 300,000 …
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