If we define a speciesas a group of actually, or potentially interbreeding, natural populations reproductively isolated from other such populations. Then, what do you make of neander talls going extinct? Other than the two to three % of their jeans are in us? Because i call this stephen stills effect. If you can't be with the one you love, you love the one you're with. So some of that obviously happened on those cold nights in those caves. But but for the most part, their species. We don't know exactly answer, but they hadn't.

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