PERTH: Scientists in Italy have extracted the oldest ever DNA sample to be taken from a Neanderthal.
Calcium formations on ‘Altamura Man’ – a skeleton found in a cave in 1993 – suggest he was 128,000 to 187,000 years old.
Now researchers plan to sequence his DNA to see if they can reveal new details about the evolution of our ancient ancestors.
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