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Scientists have learned for the first time about the life of mysterious Denisovans 00:20

An international team of scientists from China, Denmark and other countries has found bones and tools from Denisovans, mysterious and little-studied relatives of modern humans and Neanderthals. The research was published in the scientific journal magazine Nature. The team discovered more than 2.5 thousand different remains in the Baishiya karst cave, located 3,280 meters above […]

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