Postcranial evidence of cold adaptation in European Neandertals¶
Holliday. (1997). Postcranial evidence of cold adaptation in European Neandertals.
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- Neanderthals, from glacial Europe, show markedly short distal limbs consistent with cold adaptation
This sourceFinds European Neandertals' low brachial and crural indices consistent with cold adaptation, their body shape falling at the extreme of modern higher-latitude variation.
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“The low brachial and crural indices of the European Neandertals have long been considered indicative of cold adaptation.”
- Neanderthals, from glacial Europe, show markedly short distal limbs consistent with cold adaptation
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