Assertion: neanderthal | /r/HasAspect | larger brains
Facets:
value: than modern humans
type: OTHER
value: than stronger teeth
type: OTHER
value: further
type: DEGREE
value: than fewer genetic mutations
type: OTHER
value: than lifespan
type: OTHER
value: than better bites
type: OTHER
value: than modern man
type: OTHER
value: than better bone structure
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Neanderthal fossils reveal that Neanderthal had larger brains than modern man, better bone structure, stronger teeth, better bites (occlusion), fewer genetic mutations (disease), and longer lifespan.
text: Further, they actually had larger brains or “cranial capacities” (about 15%) than modern humans (how do you like them apples, honey?).
text: And Neanderthals actually had larger brains than modern humans, and seem to have done very "human" things, like bury their dead, cook, and make tools and personal ornaments.