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Denisovans in southwestern China exhibited a long cultural record from 190,000 to 70,000 years ago, with diverse fossils and adaptive subsistence strategies.
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Proteomic analysis of over 60,000 bones from Bianfu Cave in Southwest China identified three Denisovan fossils, including long bones, filling a key geographic and morphological gap.
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Thylacines' skull morphology reveals a unique biting style, with traits indicating high-impact snapping not seen in other carnivores, despite their resemblance to canids.
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Neanderthal-specific mutations in the growth hormone receptor increase signaling and are linked to greater muscle mass in some modern humans.
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