There is some belief in a multiregional theory which can best be explained as
A) Neandertals lived throughout the world passing on their genes.
B) Homo erectus populations in various parts of the Old World gradually evolved into anatomically modern looking humans.
C) a way to explain early travel among populations.
D) two central regions where humans began.

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The multiregional theory suggests that Homo erectus populations in different regions of the Old World evolved into modern humans independently, with gene flow between populations maintaining species unity.

There Is Some Belief in a Multiregional Theory Which Can