She had the genes of a Neanderthal - there was no place for her in white man's Europe. Analysis of the genome of a woman from the Czech Republic more than 45,000 years ago
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Analysis of the genome of a woman from Bohemia, dating back more than 45,000 years, indicates that she belonged to a population that did not contribute genetically to either later Europeans or Asians. Her genome contains about 3% of Neanderthal heritage, suggesting that she was one of the earliest inhabitants of Eurasia after the expansion from Africa.

Evolution Hybrids Race mixing Homo Sapiens Hominids Homo Neanderthalensis The Great Replacement White people Immigration Poland and the Poles Genetics Antiquity

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