Carriers of this genetic trait experience fewer early-pregnancy bleedings, which helps stabilize early pregnancy. Additionally, women with this variant tend to have lower miscarriage rates, leading to more successful pregnancies.
The presence of this variant also correlates with higher overall fertility. Studies indicate that women carrying this variant generally have more children and siblings.
These advantages suggest that the variant was favored by natural selection, as it appears to improve reproductive success. This enduring genetic legacy serves as a powerful reminder of the intricate connections between human and Neanderthal histories.
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