How to pronounce“denisovans”in English

uh denisovans are basically another branch that we only know about genetically from that one bone and eventually

called the Denisovans, after this Denisova Cave where they were found.

There were the Denisovans maybe 300,000 to perhaps even as recently as 30,000 years ago.

there's neanderthals there's denisovans what is the evidence for denisovans one tiny little fragment of one pinky

And I think we can include the Neanderthals and that Denisovans in that general picture.

The fact of the matter is that Neanderthals and Denisovans did not survive the rise of homo sapiens.

Then Neanderthals to modern humans, Denisovans to modern humans.

We can see on mainland Asia also a bit of a contribution from Denisovans.

And we can see quite interesting a contribution from something else, a deeper divergence into Denisovans, not into Neanderthals-- probably

changes here, things that we all have in common on the planet today but where the Neanderthals and Denisovans look like the apes.