Chapter 11 -The Origin and Dispersal of Modern Humans 26. The firat modern human

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Chapter 11 -The Origin and Dispersal of Modern Humans 26. The firat modern humans evolved by 195,000 ya and are probably descended from: a. neandertals b. H. erectus c. H. heidelbergensis d. Sinanthropus pekinensis 27. Homo eapiens sapiena was the only type of hominin exiating on the earth at 8000 B.P. a. True b. False 28. According to the "Replacement Model, anatomically modern migrated to Europe where they interbred with Homo b. hpacedrseo other aresy replacing all Homo remained there while Homo heidelbergensis populations humans first appeared in Africa (and): a. heidelbergenais populations there heidelbergenais populations evolved into modern humans moze slowly c. d. around 500,000 B.P. 29. According to the "Replacement Mode1, the transition from Homo heidelbergensis to modern Homo sapiens occurred in several areas simultaneously b occurred first in Burope c. began about 10,000 B.P d. Occurred only once, in Atrica 30. According to the "Partial Replacement Model," modern humans first appeared in Africa: a. and interbred with Homo heidelbergenais populations in Europe and Asia, partially replacing them b. and remained there until modern humans from Asia displaced them e. by 500,000 B.P d. and were later displaced by Neandertals 31· The "Regional Continuity Model" of modern human origins proposes that modern humans appeared in several regiona rather than in one region a. true b. false 32. The earliest remains of modern humana were found in ? and are dated at ca. 195,000 ya. a. Eastern Africa b. Central Europe Near East Southern France d.

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26. Option c is correct.

First modern humans evolved 195,000 YA are probably descendants of H. Heidelbergensis. First modern homo sapiens appeared in africa. They spread to most of old world, even australia and americas.

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