Modern Africans have an average of 17 megabases of Neanderthal DNA in their genomes, according to an analysis published today (January 30) in Cell. While that’s still quite a bit less than the 50-plus ...

When modern humans first ventured out of Africa ... and that they left no descendants among present-day people," the researchers write in their paper. "The Neanderthal DNA they carry could ...

“There are no indigenous people—anyone who ... typical European’s genome consists of Neanderthal DNA. A typical African has none. As Europe was gripped by the Ice Age, the modern humans ...

Nuclear DNA analysis later confirmed ... across prehistoric Europe. The genetic makeup of the Zlatý kůň and Ranis populations reflects their recent African ancestry, with traits such as dark ...

Ancient DNA analysis provides new insights into our linguistic roots. Where did the Indo-European language family originate?

Concerning the trade on this Coast, we notified your Highness that nowadays the natives no longer occupy ... 1705 The history of the European seaborne slave trade with Africa goes back 50 years ...

Some people crossed from Asia and people stayed in Africa. They lived together during war, during peace, and they intermarried. Manny: I wonder though, could this be more accurate than a DNA test?

“So he has no work ... are among thousands of Africans who see Spain as a promising first stop on their migration north into Europe. Lassara had been in Spain for eight months.