Modern-day people in the Philippines have the most Denisovan DNA in the world, a new study reveals. Researchers in Sweden have found that the Philippine Negrito ethnic group known as the Ayta ...

They left their biggest genetic imprint on people who now live in Southeast Asian islands, nearby Papua New Guinea and Australia. Genetic evidence now shows that a Philippine Negrito ethnic group ...

Now researchers reporting in the journal Current Biology on August 12 have discovered that the Philippine Negrito ethnic group known as the Ayta Magbukon have the highest level of Denisovan ...

The Philippines exhibits a rich diversity of people, languages, and culture, including so-called ‘Negrito’ groups that have for long fascinated anthropologists, yet little is known about their ...

The ancient Taiwanese legend of 'short, dark skinned' people who lived in remote ... samples and features of the cranium resemble Negritos of the Philippines and South Africa, who all are well ...

After spending decades living among the Agta Negritos people in the Philippines, anthropologist Thomas Headland has found that the hunter gatherer tribes were quite commonly attacked by ...

It suggests that humans arrived on Luzon, the largest and northernmost major island in the Philippines ... s size matches those of the pygmy Negrito people who now live on Luzon, Mijares notes ...

Cranial profile of the Xiaoma female. (Hirofumi Matsumura photo) Scientists found the skull was that of a female and her cranial features and size were closest to Philippine Negritos and the people of ...

Now researchers reporting in the journal Current Biology on August 12 have discovered that the Philippine Negrito ethnic group known as the Ayta Magbukon have the highest level of Denisovan ...