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Modern genetic analysis suggests that the uneven distribution of Neanderthal DNA in present-day non-African humans—specifically its depletion on the X chromosome—is likely a result of complex demographic and evolutionary processes rather than individual mate preference. While some interpretations have framed these findings as a “romance” between species, researchers emphasize that statistical models cannot reconstruct the … Read more

Genetic data from modern human populations suggest that the uneven distribution of Neanderthal DNA on the X chromosome is a result of complex demographic and social processes rather than simple romantic attraction. According to research published in the journal Science, while statistical models can simulate Neanderthal-Sapiens interbreeding, these patterns do not provide direct evidence of … Read more