Article
The accretion model of Neandertal evolution.
Evolution; international journal of organic evolution - 1 Jul 2001
Hawks J D, Wolpoff M H
Abstract excerpt
The Accretion model of Neandertal evolution specifies that this group of Late Pleistocene hominids evolved in partial or complete genetic isolation from the rest of humanity through the gradual accumulation of distinctive morphological traits in European populations. As they became more common, these traits also became less variable, according to those workers who developed the model. Its supporters propose that...
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