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Evidence of a Third Lineage Found in Human DNA

New research indicates that modern humans may have interbred with an unidentified lineage prior to leaving Africa. This 'ghost lineage' has been suggested through advanced analytical techniques, although its specifics remain unclear due to the lack of a known modern relative.

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New research indicates that modern humans may have interbred with an unidentified lineage prior to leaving Africa. This 'ghost lineage' has been suggested through advanced analytical techniques, although its specifics remain unclear due to the lack of a known modern relative.

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Not just Neanderthals: Ghost lineage in Africa left its mark on our DNA

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Evidence of a Third Lineage Found in Human DNA