The discovery of a mysterious bone found in the 1930s, titled as “dragon man,” has been identified as a Denisovan species. Researchers have utilized cutting-edge methods, including bioinformatics and DNA extraction, to confirm the sheer complexity of this fossils as a new species. The bone, which is approximately 146,000 years old, exhibits intricate jaw structures and a feature that resembles an adult human skull, despite its origins being traced back to prehistoric times. This discovery contrasts with historical records, which often depict Denisovans as emerging in the 16th century with unique skeletal remains.
The researchers deduced the identity of the Denisovan species by analyzing its proteins and DNA, which provided crucial clues to_classify_1
