Paleoanthropologists disagree about our ancestors, but they do agree
A) there were at least two separate hominid lines between 3 million and 1 million years ago.
B) there were no extinctions of any early species.
C) evolution could not have played a role in speciation.
D) there is enough evidence to be totally certain of any conclusions they now draw.

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Paleoanthropologists generally agree that there were at least two separate hominid lines between 3 million and 1 million years ago, based on fossil evidence and evolutionary studies.

Paleoanthropologists Disagree About Our Ancestors, but They Do Agree