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Ancient proteins identify various Denisovan remains from Southwest China PRIMARY_TEXT

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QUOTE `{}`	Here we identify Denisovan remains from Bianfu Cave in Southwest China using ancient protein analysis. Our results reveal that Denisovans occupied the cave during the Late Pleistocene and that the site preserves multiple Denisovan indivi...

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