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Last Common Ancestor of Humans, Neanderthals Still Remains a Mystery
It is widely believed that humans and Neanderthals share a common ancestor who lived in Europe. However, a new study suggests that archaeologists may have failed in constructing an accurate human family tree as the common ancestor still remains a mystery.
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