400,000-Year-Old Tooth Enamel Shows Early Human Crossbreeding
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- •The tooth enamel analyzed is approximately 400,000 years old.
- •The study indicates interbreeding between distinct hominin groups.
- •Findings provide new insights into the genetic diversity of early humans.
- •The research was reported on May 14, 2026.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If further studies confirm widespread crossbreeding among early hominins then the understanding of human ancestry will become more complex, affecting fields like anthropology and genetics.
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