Dental evolutionary rates and its implications for the Neanderthal–modern human divergence

https://advances.sciencemag.org/content/5/5/eaaw1268?rss=1https://www.nhm.ac.uk/discover/news/2019/may/early-neanderthal-teeth-shed-light-on-the-identity-of-our-own-ancient-ancestors.html

Implications and Observable traits in Modern humans can only be explained using my theory 'the Out Of Neanderthal Theory" because modern Homosapiens are not a pure species type but a hybrid species with extreme skeletal genetic and phenotypic variation.

Vindicated Again, The reported origin date of 800,000 years for Homo Antecessor is false meaning he is not the common ancestor of modern humans and Neanderthals but only the ancestor of Neanderthals:
"The most recent studies, however, based on luminescence and paleomagnetic analyses, securely point to an age of 430 ka for these fossils (14). This figure is further supported by genetic analyses dating the SH hominins to approximately 400 ka ago based on the length of its mtDNA branch, with a 95% highest posterior density interval of 150 to 650 ka (15)."

Vindicated a second time, Denisovans are the most genetically similar to Antecessor and by consequence Homo Heidelburgensis:
" Those studies demonstrate that SH hominins share the same mtDNA lineage as Denisovans, which differs from the Neanderthal and modern human mtDNA lineages (15). According to Posth and colleagues (28), the Denisovan-SH mtDNA lineage is the primitive one for the Neanderthal clade, and the classic Neanderthal mtDNA lineage was acquired posteriorly through an introgression event from modern humans that they date at 219 to 468 ka ago"

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