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[Harry Potter] How did wizards and humans evolve together, when neanderthals roamed the earth?

My headcannon is that we're a same species, while ability to control magic is either a trait like hair color or the likelihood to end up with Alzheimer's disease. 

However as we live now, most humans don't even know magic exists, let a lone an entire *thriving* society of magically imbued beings.

But besides that, why wouldn't the *obviously* stronger group of magicians win over the homosapiens, if a divide was ever established?
gpt
> obviously stronger group of magicians

I dunno. We know that wizards didn't outbreed us in prehistoric times, so they must not be as prolific as we are. And they seem to need an awful lot of training to be any good at it. But any muggle village can conjure up a mob with spears and pitchforks and torches.