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_______ was the first hominid species to be widely distributed in the Old World.
 
  a. Homo heidelbergensis
  b. Homo rudolfensis
  c. Homo habilis
  d. Home erectus

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An advantage of light skin is greater absorption of vitamin
 
  a. A.
  b. B.
  c. C.
  d. D.


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Reply #1 on: Jul 10, 2018
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