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* They had the ability to speak, like humans.
 
* They had the ability to speak, like humans.
 
* The skeletons of humans and neanderthalensis are very similar in bone count and types. The size differences between the two can be seen today in humans.
 
* The skeletons of humans and neanderthalensis are very similar in bone count and types. The size differences between the two can be seen today in humans.
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* DNA evidence shows neanderthalensis very similar to humans <ref>[http://www.icr.org/article/468/]</ref>, evolutionists believe this is to be expected for closely related species.
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* DNA evidence shows neanderthalensis very similar to humans <ref>[http://www.icr.org/article/468/]</ref>, evolutionists believe this proves a close relationship, creationists believe it proves Neanderthals were fullblooded humans.
    
Creationists believe that Neanderthals were a splinter-group of humanity who adapted to survive the [[Ice Age]] after the [[flood|Great flood]]. Neanderthal type traits were best suited for the harsh cold.  Malnutrition and longer life spans could cause features similar to those seen in Neanderthal skeletons <ref>Neanderthals are still human [http://www.icr.org/article/468/]</ref>.
 
Creationists believe that Neanderthals were a splinter-group of humanity who adapted to survive the [[Ice Age]] after the [[flood|Great flood]]. Neanderthal type traits were best suited for the harsh cold.  Malnutrition and longer life spans could cause features similar to those seen in Neanderthal skeletons <ref>Neanderthals are still human [http://www.icr.org/article/468/]</ref>.
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For these reasons creationists call neanderthls "Homo sapiens neanderthalensis", classifying them as a human subspecies.
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For these reasons creationists call neanderthals "Homo sapiens neanderthalensis", classifying them as a human subspecies.
    
[[Category:Primates]]
 
[[Category:Primates]]
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