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Some Neanderthals Were Genetically Healthy Right Up Until the End
Thursday, June 25, 2026
Recent genetic analysis shows some Neanderthal populations remained robust until extinction, challenging the narrative of inevitable decline. They didn't lose a slow-motion war with biology—something else happened.
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