[Marko]

Originally Posted by <<>> Well, I believe there must have been a middle point between Neanderthal and Homo sapiens sapiens. There must have been, because the difference is too big. This middle point type of sub-group is not a particular different thing, just sort of like a middle point, of evolution: a lot of evolution doesn't happen so directly as from 1 to another, so a transit species is very probably to have been there.

Indeed, I think this middle point existed. Still there are few puzzles: there would be very interesting to know something about the relations of these two sub-groups (Homo sapiens sapiens and Neanderthal). Also, the big mystery is how Neanderthal vanished from the face of Earth. They had bigger brains, they were stronger then we were, but they are gone. This is a hard work for the scientists because there is not enough evidence at the moment about migrations and life of both sub-groups.