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Who calculated that if the Neandertals suffered from only 2 percent greater mortality than the invading modern humans, the Neandertal extinction would come in about 1,000 years?
 
  A) Philip Leiberman
  B) H.G. Wells
  C) Ezra Zubrow
  D) Clive Gamble
  E) Henry Fairfield Osborn

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The large grinding teeth of Paranthropus robustus suggest a diet of
 
  A) mostly meat and, therefore, a hunting lifestyle
  B) mostly leaves and insects
  C) grasses
  D) hard, tough items that required lots of chewing
  E) mostly fruit



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Answer to Question 1

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