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Why is a neanderthal not human?

Neanderthal VS Human Beings?

  • Is the Neanderthal man a different species to the Human Being?

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    Yes. They shared a common ancestor, but Neanderthal spent hundreds of thousands of years adapting to the colder conditions of Europe and west Asia. They had bigger muscles and a stockier body. The had an expanded rib cage that housed larger lungs. Their chin was weaker and they had a prominent brow ridge. Though they did interbreed with Cro-Magnon (early modern humans), they are considered by most scientists to be a separate species.

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They were a different species to us, Homo sapiens, but I would argue they were still human beings. A different species of human being. That is something that no longer exists but our ancestors co-existed with several other species of human. Neanderthals are distinct but were still close enough that they could interbreed with Homo sapiens (evidence has been found suggesting that this happened).

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yes. even though there's some kind of proof that the two species interbred.

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