Usa "neanderthal" in una frase
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1. "Now that sounds like something a neanderthal would do, don't you think?" she asked
2. Pore over the Neanderthal
3. "Cuff him and get him down to the station while I have a word with that other Neanderthal that lives here
4. And Neanderthal man, 800,000 years ago, appears to have buried his dead in a particular way that implied a purposeful component suggesting hope for some kind of continuation
5. Keep in mind the Neanderthal, not Homo sapiens, seems to have been on earth from around 516,000
6. No one has ever found a linkup between Homo erectus, Cro-Magnon, Neanderthal, and or Modern Humans
7. None of the research has ever found pieces of a Cro-Magnon, or Neanderthal in middle or lower Africa
8. (2) The archeological studies of the Neanderthal indicate it was on earth some 380,000
9. 800,000 Homo Species (unclassified) (Maybe Homo Antecessor) which is thought ( a guess) to be a predecessor of the Neanderthal found in Spain First findings of a Hominids which look more like Homo Sapiens
10. 100,000 to 80,000 Neanderthal teeth found in a Poland Cave, establishing that they lived in that part of Europe as well
11. Neanderthal still found to be in Europe
12. A Neanderthal flute found in a Slovenian Cave
13. Findings in Spanish Cave of Shells with holes indicates Neanderthal had ornaments, and other shells indicate he used paint or cosmetics
14. 20,000 Last Neanderthal live out their final days in Spain
15. Continuing onward, we have the emergence of the Neanderthal around
16. At the time of the Cataclysm, a band of savages, whose development was not much above that of the Neanderthal, fled to the north to escape destruction
17. The scoutship had been following and studying discreetly for four months via remote-controlled spy probes a small group of Neanderthal humans as it traveled around the forested, snow covered hills and valleys of the Dordogne region, following the herds of reindeers and buffalos that constituted its main source of food
18. The Neanderthal man on watch duty was now clearly suspecting something and had gotten up on his feet to go look outside the cave
19. The Neanderthal woman’s eyes were however already becoming unfocused as Sylvie was starting to apply a garrote around the stump of her left arm
20. Still kneeling besides the Neanderthal woman, Sylvie cried silently over her, gently caressing her dead face
21. The American teenager, carrying two picks and two shovels, plus a spare winter coat, entered the cave slowly and fully standing, trying not to scare the two Neanderthal children
22. One look at the body was enough to make Karen turn her head away: the powerful jaws of the cave hyenas had literally ripped to pieces the Neanderthal man, apart from disemboweling it
23. Len, a bald giant teenager from the now erased 34th Century’s Imperium ‘B’, eyed sadly the five Neanderthal bodies now on the cave’s floor, then the two Neanderthal children
24. She had a hard time calming him down, her Neanderthal vocabulary being too limited to be able to explain to him what had just happened
25. Tenderness showed on Farah’s face when she saw the two Neanderthal children come out of the scoutship with the mission crew, holding hands with Sylvie Comeau
26. ‘’We had to interrupt our mission when the Neanderthal group we were studying was decimated by a pack of cave hyenas, Farah
27. Without a written Neanderthal language, this incident will be quickly forgotten in history, even if some survivor would have escaped and then seen you
28. Both women, who had heard about the arrival of the two Neanderthal children, smiled in welcome to Sylvie
29. All eyes stayed on the two Neanderthal children as Sylvie took place behind the lectern and spoke in the microphone
30. Both now speak Neo-English, English and French, plus of course their native Neanderthal dialect
31. He paused to let it sink in, Murray showed his surprise, Mr Crow was, as far as they could tell equally surprised, he snarled in his Neanderthal way
32. Sylvie Comeau, who had been missing terribly her native 1941 Montreal, had already used Nancy’s Boucherville condo once with her two adopted Neanderthal children, Kin and Ani, to discreetly tour modern Montreal with them
33. He is merely the Neanderthal protector
34. He’s supposed to represent a Neanderthal
35. The big Neanderthal held out a paw for him to shake
36. “KING,” said the Neanderthal
37. “Dehydration,” explained the first Neanderthal
38. She could not read, but had taken rather a shine to the reconstruction of the pre-historic Neanderthal face which graced the front cover
39. There are many theories, but it is generally accepted that the Neanderthal brain size was appropriate for the body size
40. “Look, isn't it that the "Neanderthal man," the one who hung spoons on himself? Do you remember?!”
41. above) to a Neanderthal, who got his hands on a computer, and causes damage to
42. And, to continue the parallel, right under the nose of this Neanderthal is an
43. Neanderthal too would have taken the instruction to the computer in his hands,
44. not at all different from a Neanderthal
45. the Neanderthal genome indicated that Neanderthals did
46. derived from Neanderthal DNA, and this finding is consistent
47. traces of Neanderthal DNA
48. even a few species of human besides neanderthal that escaped the
49. We continued our preparations and the Neanderthal stayed out of the way
50. Neanderthal but real y … my woman?’ On the receiving end
