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Researchers find human viruses in Neanderthal remains from the Altai Mountains .
Viral fragments found in Neanderthals' DNA are inert and cannot be re-transmitted to modern humans.
They suggest infectious diseases may have been transmitted between anatomically modern humans and our closest (extinct) cousins.
The remains were found in Chagyrskaya Cave , near the Okladnikov Cave and Denisova Cave .
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