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Homo neanderthalensisZME Science
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Homo juluensis is a species distinct from anything previously known.
Fossil remains found in northern China suggest they lived 300,000 years ago .
They lived in small, tight-knit groups, eking out a life in a challenging environment.
DNA testing could confirm whether Denisovans belong within this species or if they represent a distinct lineage.
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