Neanderthal's Genome and the Human Species

 Photo: Mac Nelly

According to Brian Handwerk, Neanderthalers may have been victims of love, or at least of interspecies breading with modern humans.

Climate changes may have been one of the main reasons which gattered different species on an increasingly narrow territory which, eventually, led Neanderthalers to mate with the Human Specie. more here

Having a fragile DNA and being in small number Neanderthaler's genome may have been absorbed into the Homo Sapiens population which was in greater number.

Studies have concluded that most humans have as much as 1 to 4% of Neanderthal's genetic make up.more here