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Who were the Neanderthals really and what was their legacy?

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Despite their successful adaptation to various environments over hundreds of thousands of years, Neanderthals disappeared from the face of the Earth. The exact reason remains a topic of debate among scientists, although it points to the Iberian Peninsula where extinction occurred. Some studies suggest they may have been absorbed or displaced by Homo sapiens populations that migrated to the peninsula from North Africa during the Upper Paleolithic…

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Who were the Neanderthals really and what was their legacy?

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Who were the Neanderthals really and what was their legacy?

Neanderthals were present in Europe and specifically in the Iberian Peninsula during an important period of time. The exact reason for their disappearance remains a topic of debate among scientists, although it is believed that it occurred in the Iberian Peninsula. Some studies suggest that they may have been absorbed or displaced by populations of Homo sapiens who migrated to the peninsula from North Africa during the Upper Paleolithic. Other r…

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