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Research indicates that Neanderthal men primarily fathered children with Homo sapiens women, revealing genetic patterns in modern humans. Genetic analysis shows a significant imbalance in the transmission of genes, with Neanderthal DNA more prevalent in modern human females. This suggests that Neanderthal males had more offspring with Homo sapiens females than vice versa. The study also raises questions about the upbringing of these mixed children, with some likely raised in Homo sapiens communities. Genetic evidence points to multiple interbreeding events over thousands of years, indicating a complex relationship between the two groups. However, the nature of these relationships—whether consensual or coercive—remains unclear.