Interbreeding between modern humans and Neanderthals

Modern groups that are likely to have DNA from Neanderthals

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

When and where (geographic area) did Neanderthals live?

What were the environments like that Neanderthals lived in?

Neanderthals and humans have had a long and intertwined history. Studies of ancient DNA have shown that human and Neanderthal lineages split apart 700,000 years ago. However, fragments of Neanderthal DNA can still be found in living humans. John Capra, a geneticist at University of California San Francisco, has been researching the remaining fragments of Neanderthal genes as they relate to sleep. Capra found evidence that the age old question of whether someone is an early riser or a night owl can be answered by studying Neanderthal fragments in DNA: people who were early risers had more Neanderthal fragments in their DNA than people who preferred staying up late.Which choice best describes the function of the fourth sentence in the overall structure of the text?It makes a generalization about the presence of Neanderthal fragments in modern human DNA.eliminateIt introduces a certain study related to the general information cited earlier about the connection between human and Neanderthal DNA.eliminateIt offers a specific example of the link between sleep and fragments of Neanderthal DNA found in modern humans.eliminate It states the hypothesis investigated by geneticist John Capra and his team at the University of California San Fransisco.