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Early risers are people who  ancestorsfoodindividualslatitudesmorningmostnaturallynorthernseasonalshared wake up early in the  ancestorsfoodindividualslatitudesmorningmostnaturallynorthernseasonalshared. Their body clock causes them to get up while  ancestorsfoodindividualslatitudesmorningmostnaturallynorthernseasonalshared of us are still in deep sleep. Researchers at the University of California said early risers could have some  ancestorsfoodindividualslatitudesmorningmostnaturallynorthernseasonalshared DNA from Neanderthals – our  ancestorsfoodindividualslatitudesmorningmostnaturallynorthernseasonalshared who lived over 40,000 years ago. Neanderthals lived in  ancestorsfoodindividualslatitudesmorningmostnaturallynorthernseasonalshared parts of Europe and Asia. They woke up earlier to hunt for or gather  ancestorsfoodindividualslatitudesmorningmostnaturallynorthernseasonalshared as the sun rose. Researcher Dr Tony Capra said: "At higher  ancestorsfoodindividualslatitudesmorningmostnaturallynorthernseasonalshared it is beneficial to have a body clock that is better able to anticipate and change to match the changing  ancestorsfoodindividualslatitudesmorningmostnaturallynorthernseasonalshared light levels." He added: "Having a 'faster' body clock…makes  ancestorsfoodindividualslatitudesmorningmostnaturallynorthernseasonalshared more likely to rise early."