Desert-dwelling Neanderthals? Extinct human relatives may have ventured into Arabia 55,000 years ago, way further South than thought IFLScience 3d Extinction Palaeontology Anthropology
A 55,000-Year-Old Skeleton Suggests that Neanderthal Babies Grew Faster Than Human Infants Discover Magazine 22:07 Fri, 07 Aug Archaeology
Neanderthal genes may give modern humans’ muscles a boost Scientific American 17:00 Wed, 05 Aug Genetics Anthropology
Are you muscular? You're probably part Neanderthal! Study reveals how genes from the ancient species increase muscle mass in people today MailOnline 16:11 Wed, 05 Aug Genetics Biology Article paywall
No evidence for climate-driven fragmentation of Neanderthal habitats prior to their extinction Nature.com 14h
International premiere of 'The Last Traces of the Neanderthal' will be screened on the Rock Gibraltar Broadcasting Corporation 1d
Gibraltar to Host International Premiere of The Last Traces of the Neanderthal - 630/2026 HM Government of Gibraltar 6d