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The First Neanderthal Findings Were Initially Thought to Be

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The first Neanderthal findings were initially thought to be


A) diseased modern humans.
B) an extinct prehuman animal.
C) an undiscovered living race of people.
D) evidence of H. erectus in Europe.

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