Posted on Oct 9, 2022
Brain Development Made Humans Distinct From Neanderthals 130,000 Years Ago
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According to a new study in Science, researchers identified a variation in one of the proteins in our brains that bolsters our brain progenitor cell counts. This suggests that our species makes more neurons during our development than the Neanderthals did during theirs around 130,000 to 40,000 years ago. Occurring primarily in the neocortex, our increased neural production brings scientists a step closer to understanding why our species is so distinct.
Brain Development Made Humans Distinct From Neanderthals 130,000 Years Ago
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My wife said, "With 130,000 years of brain development you men still can't learn to put the seat down!"
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The women should put it up so We don't pee on it, I know enough also not to sit unless the seats down, they can't figure that out ?
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