Neandertal sexual dimorphism: Was it great enough to indicate a likely division of labor between the sexes?

Question

What do you think? What does the evidence show? The opinions of a paleo-anthropologist would be greatly appreciated.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Will you accept the conjecture of an evolutionary biologist? The evidence that I know of, would indicate no more dimorphism, in ratio, than Homo sapiens. So, a Pleistocene division of labor suggests itself. A hunter/gatherer dichotomy. Perhaps not as great in Neanderthals, because they seemingly had less projectile weapons.