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The mysterious human skull According to the researchers, it was found in the 1930s as an existing species after being considered a new species.
Studies-dispensed in Cell and Science magazines-defined 146,000-year-old skull known as “Dragon Man” were referred to Denis.
Researchers showed that Dennisians were discovered by their genomes and proteins to identify them.
However, the reason that it took so much time to determine that attempts to extract DNA from the tooth failed.
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Once “Dragon Man” was considered a new species of man, but using dental calculations, the researchers identified otherwise. (R -n wei gao)
Researchers also tried to extract DNA from Harbin -Konny, which also failed.
If these methods failed, researchers resorted to the use of the teeth that uses calcified tooth board.
Calicated toothboard may contain and protect DNA due to a dense crystalline structure that resists degradation in different conditions.
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The provision that took to a sample for 0.3 mg of dental calculation on the Harbin’s tooth, where MTDNA was seized and sequated (photo provided by Qiaomei Fu via the magazine cell)
Researchers used bleach on the dental board to exclude a possible modern DNA.
After mining, the researchers began to compare the genetic material expressed with the previous samples.
The researchers found that the “Dragon Man” was not a new species, but was Denisovan and the very first intact pattern to date.
According to the researchers, Dennisavin coexisted with modern people and closely linked to the Neanderthals.
The impression of the artist with full length of how the dragon man could look. Image: Chuian Zhao (Museum of Natural Sciences/Chuang_zhao)
The “Dragon Man” was discovered in mysterious circumstances when Chinese worker Working on the bridge over the Songo River, found it.
The man is well hidden when he was instructed to hide him from the Japanese army.
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The skull was donated shortly before his death in 2018, after which his family moved to the skull and gave it to the Geological Training Museum Habei Geological Professor University Qiang Ji.
Although there are restrictions in this study, researchers have stated that there is still a lot to learn to move forward.
He was called “the Dragon Man” because he was found in the Chinese province of Heylonia, which means the Black Dragon River.
Julia Musta Fox News Digital contributed to this story.
Nick Butler is the Fox News Digital reporter. Do you have tips? Contact [email protected].
