In the Early Twentieth Century, Marcellin Boule's Reconstruction of the La

In the early twentieth century, Marcellin Boule's reconstruction of the La Chapelle-aux-Saints Neandertal skeleton led many scientists to believe

A) that these hominids were almost indistinguishable from modern people.
B) that these hominids were evolutionary dead ends.
C) that these hominids had similar brain sizes to modern people.
D) that these hominids were our ancestors.