Studies showed that Hippos live well in Europe until the last snowy period

Hepos, which is limited to all the Sahara Africa today, was speculated in Central Europe for a longer time. Bone analysis shows that Hippos settled about 474,000 to 31,000 years ago in the upper Rhine Gribin, which was in the last snowy period. An international research team headed by Pottsdam University and Rice Angel Horn Mosan Mannim, along with Kurt Angel Horne-Jinnam Archeomary, has now published a study in the journal. Existing organisms.

Until now, it was believed that ordinary hippos (Hippopotamus Amphysius) had disappeared in Central Europe about 115,000 years ago, with the end of the last intercontinential period. A new research was conducted by researchers at the University of Potsdam, who, Rees Angel Horne Momin Minhim, Kurt Angel-Horne-Horne-Jinnam Archeomary Minhaim, ETH Zuric and International Partners, have shown that Hipopus had about 47,000 and 31,000 to 47,000 and 31,000.

Upper Rhine Gribin is an important continental climate document. Animal bones that have been living in gravel and sand reserves for thousands of years are a valuable source of research. “It is amazing how well the bones have been saved. On many skeletons, it was possible to take suitable suitable samples of analysis-which has been given after such a long time,” the Kurt Engineer Zetner Archometer emphasized by Dr. Ronnie Frederick, an age-old commitment expert.

The team reviewed numerous hippopotamics and reviewed joint pelicinomic and radio carbon analyzes. The ancient DNA continues shows that the European Ice Age Hippos belongs to the African Hippo living today and belongs to the same species. Radio Carbon Dating confirmed his presence during the mild climate phase in the middle vicinity glare.

Extra genome widespread analysis indicated very little genetic diversity, which shows that the population was small and isolated in the upper Rhine Gribin. These results and more stubborn evidence suggests that heat -loving Hippo appeared in the frame at the same time when the species adapted to the cold temperatures, such as mammoth and only rhinoceros.

“The results show that the hippos did not end in East Europe at the end of the last inter -inter -inter -inter -inter -inter -inter -intercourse, as was previously assumed,” the first author of Dr. Patrick Arnold is summarized. “So, we should re -analyze other continental European Hippo Fossils traditionally attributed to the last international era.”

Professor Dr. Wilfred Roshandah, General Director of Races Enginejal Horin Mosan Minhim and “Icezet Finister Obrahbenben’s project leader” “Iszate Finister Oberrahbanben” is sure to find many interesting questions. Further inspection of other species of heat -loving animals is interesting and important last intercontinental. “

The study was done under the project framework of the project’s framework framework, the Ezteter Oberhangarben and the Inter -Altis project has helped to understand the climate and environmental developments in Upper Rhine Gerbin and southwestern Germany over the past 400,000 years. Investigations are that the ice age is found in bone rice collection, which is located in the Recepse Gospel Horn Mosan.