From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Vindija Cave
Vindija Cave
See also
• Neanderthal genome project
• Peștera cu Oase
References
[1] "Scientists Decode Majority of Neanderthal Man’s
Genome". dw-world.de (Deutsche Welle). 13
February 2009. http://www.dw-world.de/dw/
article/0,,4024921,00.html. Retrieved 20 July 2010.
Vindija Cave External links
• Tajne evolucije iz špilje Vindije (Croatian)
Vindija is a cave near the city of Varaždin, Croatia. It
• Špilja Vindija (Croatian)
is estimated that the Neanderthal man lived there about
• Video about Vindija on YouTube
30,000 years ago.
• Dekodiran DNK neandertalca iz špilje Vindija
The cave contains one of the best preserved remains
(Croatian)
of the Neanderthals in the world, found in 1974. One of
Coordinates: 46°17′58″N 16°04′14″E / 46.299331°N
these Neanderthals was selected as primary source of
16.070681°E / 46.299331; 16.070681
DNA for the Neanderthal genome project.[1]
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