The fossils from the sites of St. Césaire and Zafarraya are both:

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The fossils from St. Césaire and Zafarraya are both associated with Neandertals and date to about 36,000 years ago or less, making them some of the latest evidence for Neandertals in Europe. They are not associated with anatomically modern humans, and there is currently no evidence of hybridization between the two groups at these sites. Similarly, the fossils are much too young to be associated with Homo erectus, which is known to have been present in Europe more than 1 million years ago.

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