Denisovan Fossils in China Reveal Ancient ‘Hunting Paradise’
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Denisovan fossils in China reveal ancient ‘hunting paradise’
Denisovan remains discovered in southwestern China reveal that Yunnan province’s warm, biodiverse plateau was a “hunting paradise” for the hominins during a global glacial period, according to new research published in the journal Nature. Within the region’s coniferous forests and forest-steppe environments, this archaic human group established a stable subsistence pattern highly adapted to local resources through specialised hunting and the int…
Human remains, stone and bone instruments and thousands of animal bones found in the Cave of Bianfu, in the province of Yunnan allow today to reconstruct how the human populations who frequented this area more than 100,000 years ago The post Su Nature the international study with Unife that reconstructs how the men of 100,000 years ago lived in southwestern China first appeared on estense.com.
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