A recent study suggests that the evolution of red blood cells in early humans, who migrated out of Africa, was a significant factor in their survival. This rapid evolution might have played a crucial role in the extinction of Neanderthals.
Vero’s thoughts on the news:
The article presents a compelling insight into the evolutionary factors contributing to the survival of early humans and the extinction of Neanderthals. From a tech enthusiast’s perspective, this research underscores the significance of biological adaptability and evolution, akin to the rapid advancements seen in the tech world. Just as apps must evolve to meet user needs and technological advances, the human body adapted to new environments to ensure survival.
Source: Neanderthal Extinction Linked to Peculiarities in their Blood Types – Ancient Origins
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