Discussions reflect a neutral-to-mildly interested attitude, as some posters highlight findings like Neanderthals weaning at around 6 months, using descriptive language such as 'study shows' and 'evidence suggests.' The tone is informational, with some technical references, demonstrating moderate depth but not profound impact.
AgreementNeither agree nor disagree
The posts show mixed reactions, with some supporting the implications of the study, while others remain neutral or skeptical.
InterestModerate interest
Most discussions express some curiosity about early Neanderthal development, but not an intense interest beyond basic curiosity.
EngagementModerate engagement
Posts include mentions of specific details like weaning times and methodological approaches, indicating moderate engagement.
ImpactNeutral impact
The overall influence appears limited; discussions are generally informational rather than transformative or urgent.
Abstract in brief
Neanderthals and modern humans share similar early life development patterns, including the timing of weaning, with Neanderthals weaning around 5 to 6 months.
The study used advanced chemical and structural analyses of teeth from Neanderthals and a modern human to determine these developmental patterns.
Findings suggest that Neanderthals had similar metabolic constraints during infancy as modern humans, and late weaning was likely not a factor in their extinction.
#考古学のおやつ 3/3
→cf. Alessia Nava et al. "Early life of Neanderthals" Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. first published November 2, 2020
[PNAS (@PNASNews)] https://t.co/U0oMK3A6fR
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#考古学のおやつ 3/3
→cf. Alessia Nava et al. "Early life of Neanderthals" Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. first published November 2, 2020
[PNAS (@PNASNews)] https://t.co/U0oMK3A6fR
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