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Anthro Final Exam

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Laetoli site where australopithecus afarensis footprints were found
Hadar site where Lucy was found
Oldivai shows different stages of time (canyon-like). important because of its well documented sequences of geological, paleontological, archaeological, and hominid remains
Lake Turkana site where the black skull and homo erectus skeletons were found
Skhul site where modern homo sapiens and neanderthals were both found suggesting they were around at the same time
La Chapelle aux saints site where extremely robust neanderthal was found
Cro-Magnon site where the best-known sample of western European homo sapiens is
Qafzeh site that yielded the remains of 30 individuals of modern morphology
Island of Flores site in Indonesia where erectus-like remains were found called homo floresiensis
Complete Replacement Theory proposes that anatomically modern populations arose in Africa about 200 kya dispersed from Africa, replacing premodern populations in Asia and Europe
Partial Replacement Model proposes that modern humans expanded out of Africa, but there was interbreeding among the modern humans and regional premodern populations
Regional Continuity Model proposes that premodern forms throughout the Old World evolved in modern humans
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