科学家将146,000年的中国头骨与杰尼索夫人联系起来,揭示了他们的生理特征和遗传遗产。 Scientists link 146,000-year-old Chinese skull to Denisovans, revealing their physical traits and genetic legacy.

2025年,科学家将中国的146,000年前的"龙人"头骨与丹尼索瓦人联系起来, In 2025, scientists linked the 146,000-year-old "Dragon Man" skull from China to the Denisovans, a previously unknown ancient human group, using mitochondrial DNA from dental calculus and proteins from the petrous bone. 这一发现首次提供了丹尼索瓦人外貌的明确物理证据，表明他们拥有宽阔的脸型、扁平的鼻子和突出的下颚。 This discovery provides the first clear physical evidence of Denisovan appearance, suggesting they had broad faces, flat noses, and prominent jaws. 虽然化石可能被重新归类为Homo longi,但丹尼索瓦人这个名字可能会持续存在. While the fossil may be reclassified as Homo longi, the name Denisovan will likely persist. 研究结果尽管是初步的,但为深入了解现代亚洲人的杰尼索夫解剖学、地理和遗传遗产提供了重要见解,增进了对人类进化的理解。 The findings, though preliminary, offer major insights into Denisovan anatomy, geography, and genetic legacy in modern Asians, advancing understanding of human evolution. 需要进一步研究,以确认这种联系,并探索他们的行为和灭绝。 Further research is needed to confirm the connection and explore their behavior and extinction.