H. heidelbergensis __________.
A) is a form of archaic H. sapiens
B) is widely agreed to be a type of H. erectus
C) closely resembles some species of Australopithecine
D) was probably a type of Neandertal

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H. heidelbergensis is considered an archaic species of Homo that lived in Africa, Europe, and possibly Asia between approximately 700,000 and 200,000 years ago. It is often considered a transitional species between H. erectus and both H. neanderthalensis and H. sapiens. While there is some debate among experts, the most widely accepted view is that H. heidelbergensis is a form of archaic H. sapiens, rather than a type of H. erectus, an Australopithecine, or a Neandertal.

H. Heidelbergensis __________