Kaikki on mahdollista ja lämpötila sitä ei olisi estänyt, mutta todisteiden säilymisen lisäksi on myös ollut muita haasteita levitä Keski-Euroopan suunnasta. Mutta alkuperäiseen viestiin verrattaessa +4 asteen olosuhteita niin kyllä nykyihminen täällä selviäisi ja saataisiin samalla väestöntiheyttäkin nostettua.
"We can see that from a climate point of view, they could easily have lived in southern Scandinavia during an interglacial period. There is no climate-related border [here]," says Nielsen.
Although she does not rule out the possibility that other physical barriers could still have prevented Neanderthals from migrating so far north.
"In this interglacial period the temperature was higher, but so were sea levels. There are strong indications that the Baltic Sea and the North Sea were at one time connected by water over southern Denmark. So there may have been a sea that Neanderthals were unable to cross," says Nielsen.
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