Homo Neanderthals vs. Homo Sapiens

Neanderthals had much stronger and thicker bones than homosapiens. These thicker bones include thicker metacarpals and generally a more robust disposition which was suited to their harsh lifestyle. They also had an asymmetrical humerus bone as opposed to homosapiens who have a symmetrical humerus. When modern humans arrived in Europe about 40,000 years ago, they encountered a different Homo species that had evolved from previous migrations waves of archaic humans (non-Homo sapiens) out of Africa. These were Homo neanderthalensis, or Neanderthals, who had lived in Eurasia — long before Homo sapiens first left Africa. Questions: The amount of shared DNA between present-day humans of primarily European and Asian descent and the now extinct Neanderthals. A) 1-3% B) 5-6% C) 9-10% D) 12-14% E) 18-20% The time of arrival of Homo sapiens in Europe. A) 400 000 years ago B) 300 000 years ago C) 200 000 years ago D) 100 000 years ago E) 40 000 years ago #NikolaysGeneticsLessons #creationVsEvolution #creationVEvolution #naturalHistory #ancientAnimal #documentary #paleoProfile #animal #fossil #evolution #paleoanthropology #HumanEvolution #science #discovery #ProofOfEvolution #fullDocumentary #history #fossils #anthropology #paleo #paleonotology #dinosaurToy #neanderthal #homoNeanderthalensis #whatIfScenario #Neanderthals #neanderthalsEvolution #areNeanderthalsExtinct #neanderthalSkeleton #neanderthalDna #ancientHumans