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The rapid accumulation of genetic data from Neandertals is gaining more and more scientific value, shedding light on different aspects of their evolution. This information allows testing of hypotheses previously generated with evidence from morphology, archaeology, paleoclimatology and chronology. The retrieval of six Neandertal complete mitochondrial (mtDNA) genomes indicates they had a very low...