Of the following species of the genus Homo, which one is still alive?Multiple choice question.Homo erectusHomo neanderthalensisHomo sapiensHomo rudolfensis

Select all of the following that are true about the evolution of the genus Homo.Multiple select question.H. neanderthalensis disappeared from the fossil record about 5,000 years ago.Homo sapiens is the only remaining species.Scientists speculate that H. sapiens may have interbred with H. neanderthalensis.Several species of hominin lived in Africa at the same time.About 200,000 years ago, only one species of Homo existed in Europe.

Characteristics of species in the genus Homo

DNA evidence suggests that Homo neanderthalensis and modern humans both evolved from __________, with H. neanderthalensis evolving in Europe and modern humans evolving in Africa.Group of answer choicesHomo erectusHomo habilisHomo heidelbergensisDenisovans

Life history patterns of Homo erectus

Earliest species in the genus Homo