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- pnas.96.13.7117 accessdate "2009-05-17".
- pnas.96.13.7117 author "Tattersall I, Schwartz JH".
- pnas.96.13.7117 author "Tattersall, Ian, and Schwartz, Jeffrey H.".
- pnas.96.13.7117 bibcode "1999PNAS...96.7117T".
- pnas.96.13.7117 date "June 1999".
- pnas.96.13.7117 doi "10.1073/pnas.96.13.7117".
- pnas.96.13.7117 first1 "Ian".
- pnas.96.13.7117 first2 "Jeffrey H.".
- pnas.96.13.7117 isCitedBy Multiregional_origin_of_modern_humans.
- pnas.96.13.7117 isCitedBy Neanderthal.
- pnas.96.13.7117 isCitedBy Prehistoric_Iberia.
- pnas.96.13.7117 issue "13".
- pnas.96.13.7117 journal Proceedings_of_the_National_Academy_of_Sciences.
- pnas.96.13.7117 journal "Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America".
- pnas.96.13.7117 journal "Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences".
- pnas.96.13.7117 jstor "48019".
- pnas.96.13.7117 last1 "Tattersall".
- pnas.96.13.7117 last2 "Schwartz".
- pnas.96.13.7117 pages "7117–7119".
- pnas.96.13.7117 pages "7117–9".
- pnas.96.13.7117 pmc "33580".
- pnas.96.13.7117 pmid "10377375".
- pnas.96.13.7117 quote "Thus, although many students of human evolution have lately begun to look favorably on the view that these distinctive hominids merit species recognition in their own right as Homo neanderthalensis , at least as many still regard them as no more than a strange variant of our own species, Homo sapiens".
- pnas.96.13.7117 title "Hominids and hybrids: The place of Neanderthals in human evolution".
- pnas.96.13.7117 url 7117.
- pnas.96.13.7117 url pmidlookup?view=long&pmid=10377375.
- pnas.96.13.7117 volume "96".
- pnas.96.13.7117 year "1999".