https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ra6sKKDvA3M
So Reich has stated about 40% of the Neanderthal genome exists in modern humans - spread out as 2 to 3% give or take a half percent per modern person out of Africa. West Africans have much less Neanderthal DNA but much more "archaic ghost" DNA.... Meanwhile some Asians have more Denisovan DNA and both Denisovans and Neanderthals interbred with earlier Homo species....
So that means there are at least three ancient Homo Sapiens that are considered "common groups" with Homo Sapien Sapiens...AI says:
Homo sapiens sapiens specifically denotes the subspecies of anatomically modern humans, a term used when distinguishing us from archaic human relatives like Neanderthals (sometimes classified as H. sapiens neanderthalensis). While Homo sapiens sapiens was used more frequently in the past to highlight our uniqueness,...Homo sapiens is a broader classification that includes subspecies and archaic humans
modern humans encountering other human species...
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