Which of these species is currently thought to have coexisted for 35,000 years or more (at the same time and places) with H. neanderthalensis?

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Homo sapiens is the only species believed to have coexisted with H. neanderthalensis for 35,000 years or more. This is based on fossil and genetic evidence that suggests interbreeding occurred between the two species, indicating a period of overlap in which they lived in the same geographic areas. H. erectus, H. ergaster, and H. habilis all lived much earlier in human evolution and are not believed to have overlapped with Neanderthals.

Which of These Species Is Currently Thought to Have Coexisted