Couldn’t help but notice that they spelled Neanderthal without the h.
I know that’s the proper German pronunciation, but we English speakers have always pronounced it with the th.
Carry on.
Changing to a “T” was a new convention in science that started about 25 years ago; likewise, with dropping the period in caliber.
I believe German went through a revision in the early 20th century after Neanderthal with an 'h' entered the English language.
I say 'f' the krauts, it's our word now.