Archaic Homo sapiens:

A) occurs only in Europe and Asia. B) shows a mixture of Homo erectus and Homo sapiens traits. C) is dated to the late Pliocene. D) is often found with Oldowan stone tools.

The transition to fully modern Homo sapiens was completed globally by about:

A) 40,000 yBP. B) 1.6 mya. C) 160,00 yBP. D) 25,000 yBP.

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