The genomes of ancient Neandertals and Denisovans indicate that there was interbreeding between those groups and anatomically modern humans, and a recent analysis, presented at a Royal Society meeting in London on ancient DNA, indicates the presence of a fourth, extinct archaic hominid population, Nature News reports.
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