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2022: Paleoanthropologists discover remains of Denisovan for the first time outside Altai and Tibet
Paleoanthropologists first discovered the remains of a Denisovan outside the caves of Denisova and Baishiya. The find is a tooth of a girl who lived about 131-164 thousand years ago. Molar was found during excavations in a Lao cave, and his affiliation with the Denisovans was first determined on the basis of morphology. This is reported in an article published in the journal Nature Communications.
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In 2010, it became known that paleogenetics read the ancient genome of an individual from Denisova Cave, which turned out to be different from both people of the modern anatomical type (Homo sapiens) and Neanderthals (H. neanderthalensis). Scientists made this discovery by examining the nail phalanx of the pinkie Denisov-3, which belonged to a teenager aged 13-16 years old, who lived about 76.2-51.6 thousand years ago.
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