Read the following excerpt from an academic treatise on archaic human genomics:
"While nineteenth-century palaeoanthropologists inferred hominin migration vectors exclusively from morphological variations in fossilized crania, recent high-throughput sequencing of archaic nuclear DNA from Pleistocene dental calculus demonstrates that although phenotypic diversification in Neanderthal lineages frequently correlated with geographic isolation, inter-lineage gene flow persisted across ecological barriers previously assumed to be insurmountable."
Statement: Based on the excerpt provided, Neanderthal populations separated by major environmental barriers were not completely genetically isolated from one another during the Pleistocene epoch.
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