Researchers Identify Denisovan Remains and Tools in China’s Bianfu Cave
Researchers analyzing bones and stone tools from Bianfu Cave in China’s Yunnan Province have identified seven Denisovan remains dating back up to 167,000 years.
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Researchers analyzing bones and stone tools from Bianfu Cave in China’s Yunnan Province have identified seven Denisovan remains dating back up to 167,000 years.
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