Submitted by bookposting5 t3_109v749 in askscience
UnarmedSnail t1_j45gor2 wrote
Reply to comment by xydanil in How are there more genetic differences between two of us than between us and Neanderthals? by bookposting5
I'm thinking that the viable variations in early Sapiens, Sapiens/ Sapiens, Neanderthalis were few, and so the differences between our population today and then would be small as there are few working combinations in the genome "lock" as it were. Was the study done between hybridised Sapiens, Sapiens populations vs Sapiens, Neanderthalis, or non hybridised vs. Sapiens, Neanderthalis?
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