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Scientists think they finally know why Neanderthals vanished

A recent study indicates that Neanderthals’ extinction may not solely be attributed to climate change or competition with modern humans, but rather to social connectivity, as Homo sapiens had more complex social structures. This finding suggests the importance of social dynamics in species survival and adaptability. Enhancing our understanding of social factors could inform conservation strategies for endangered species today.

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