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The quoted passage directly reports three fossils dated 167–134 thousand years ago and proteomic Denisovan attribution for them and two teeth. DIRECT_TEXT

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Source: Ancient proteins identify various Denisovan remains from Southwest China · locator {} · excerpt hash sha256:e0561a6744b077714cf01a451aa8949dc1d582e9a772cc9c9ba1ed6c040ab508

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These analyses identified three hominin fossils, comprising two parietal bone fragments and one proximal radial fragment, from layers dated to approximately 167–134 thousand years ago. Subsequent proteomic analysis confirmed the taxonomic affiliation of these newly identified hominin bones, as well as that of two hominin teeth discovered during the excavation, as Denisovan.

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