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A mysterious man skull According to researchers found in the 1930s, it was determined as a kind of newly after being considered a new kind.
Studies are classified as a 146,000-year-old skull, known as the cells and sciences placed in magazines – Dragon Man.
Researchers revealed Denisova Genomes and proteins to identify them.
However, the reason for this so long to determine, the efforts of the DNA to remove from a tooth failed.
A woman and child found by archaeologists in the picturesque city are the ‘thrown’ bodies
The “Dragonman” was once thought to be a new type of human being once, but using a dental calculation, the researchers identified differently. (Mr. Wei Gao)
The researchers also tried to take DNA from Harbin Cranium.
Researchers applied to use the calculating dental calculator if these methods fail teeth board.
The calcified tooth panel can hold and protect DNA according to the dense crystal structure that continues to agree to degradation in various environments.
Experts solve the mystery of the ancient ‘Mumnized Dragon’ discovered by Japanese Shogun
Messenger of 0.3 mg of dental calculations on the Harbent tooth, the MTDNA is caught and sequentially (provided by the convenient fu through the photo magazine)
Researchers used the dental board to eliminate the possible modern day DNA.
After the removal, researchers began to compare the genetic material found in previous samples.
The researchers saw that the “dragonman” was not a new type, but Denisovan and the first whole is the first whole.
According to researchers, Denisovans live with modern people and are closely related to Neanderthals.
Impressed by a full-length artist’s dragon man. Photo: Chuang Zhao (Natural History Museum / Chuang_Zhao)
Was found in mysterious conditions when the “dragonman” is a Chinese employee Found to work on the bridge over the Songhua River.
The man hid the Harbin cranium as instructed to hide the Japanese army.
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The skull was donated shortly before the death of his death in 2018, after which his family was kicked off the skull and gave the Geoscience Museum, Hebei Geo University Qiang Ji.
Although there are restrictions on this study, the researchers said there are still a lot to learn to advance.
He was called the “dragon man”, because it was found in the province of Sheilongjiang, China, which became the Black Dragon River.
Fox News Digital’s Julia Musto contributed to this story.
Nick Butler, FOX News is a reporter for digital. Do you have any advice? Apply to nick.butler@fox.com.
