Neanderthals of Western Mediterranean did not become extinct because of changes in climate, study shows

According to paleoclimatic reconstructions analyzing stalagmites sampled in some caves in the Murge plateau (Apulia, Italy), Neanderthals might have become extinct because Homo sapiens employed more sophisticated hunting technologies.

Source: sciencedaily.com

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