Birth Brain Shapes Reveal Humans Diverged Early
European scientists report neonate Neandertal brains closely resemble human newborns but diverge within the first year. Gunz and team scanned Neandertal skulls to map brain cavity shapes, noting humans round out while Neanderthals retain an elongated form, suggesting faster development in humans.
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