New Scientist logo New Scientist 3 months ago

Seafood gave us the edge on the Neanderthals

If Neanderthals ever shared a Thanksgiving feast with Homo sapiens, the two species may have had trouble settling on a menu. Full Article at New Scientist

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  1. I personally think [Neanderthals] were out-competed by modern humans ... Modern humans moved in with different, more advanced technology and the ability to consume a wider variety of foods, and just replaced them.
    – Michael Richards SOURCE: New Scientist 3 months ago
  2. I'm sure they're having vegetables ... But they're not eating enough that it's being measured.
    – Michael Richards SOURCE: New Scientist 3 months ago
  3. These changes almost certainly would have split up ancient populations, but they could have spurred their growth as well
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  4. When you get more deserts, you're getting environmental fragmentation. That is conducive to hunter-gatherers
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