A squirmy diet may explain the high nitrogen levels in neanderthal remains
Summary
New research indicates that maggots might be the reason for high nitrogen levels in Neanderthal remains. This finding provides insight into the diets of Neanderthals.Key Facts
- Researchers found very high nitrogen levels in Neanderthal bones.
- High nitrogen could come from eating animals that mainly feed on maggots.
- Maggots are the larval stage of certain insects, often found in decaying matter.
- Understanding Neanderthal diets helps scientists learn about their lifestyle.
- The study suggests that maggots were a significant part of Neanderthal diets.
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