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what was the climate of Europe during
the time of the Neanderthals?​

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Answered by dheeraj2011
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Answered by creativevidh
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Ritter reports that the new palaeoclimate records show that a particularly cold, dry period began about 44,000 years ago and lasted 1,000 years. Another cold dry period began, 40,800 years ago, lasting about 600 years. It was cold enough that average temperatures dropped to below zero, creating year-round permafrost.

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