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Neanderthals

  • Neanderthal man is an extinct member of Homo sapiens who lived in Western Europe, Western Asia and Africa.
  • In 1856, the skeletons of this primitive man were found in the valley of Neander in Germany, after which it was named Neanderthal man.
  • Its category division is done as a subspecies of humans, whose height was smaller than other human species.
  • Recent research has found that a particular gene in humans with long noses was inherited from Neanderthals.

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