Neanderthalensis

Pronunciation: /ˈniændɝˌθɔɫˈɛnˈsɪs/

Neanderthalensis (noun)

  1. A scientific name used for a group of humans that lived in Europe and parts of Asia long ago.

Examples

  • Neanderthalensis lived long ago in Europe.
  • Scientists study Neanderthalensis to learn about ancient life.

Neanderthalensis (adjective)

  1. Used to describe things connected with Neanderthals, such as fossils, tools, or studies about them.

Examples

  • The museum displayed Neanderthal-related tools.
  • Her report included Neanderthal-related evidence from caves.