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Chinese paleoanthropologist s argue that Asian premodern human fossils evidence both earlier and later characteristics. The more ancestral traits include
 
  a. very large cranial capacities
  b. a sagittal ridge
  c. less flattened nasal bones
  d. thin walls of the braincase
  e. features that unquestionably substantiate that anatomically modern migrants from Africa displaced local populations

Question 2

Dated to approximately 500,000-400,000 years ago, the site of______________has yielded a sample of 4,000 fossil fragments representing about twenty-eight premodern Homo sapiens individuals, more than 80 of all Middle Pleistocene hominin remains in the world.
 
  a. Ehringsdorf
  b. Sima de los Huesos
  c. Steinheim
  d. Swanscombe
  e. Petralona



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

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