There is a great deal of scientific controversy surrounding whether: Group of answer choices
Neandertals existed outside of modern-day
Europe genetic ancestry between
Homo habilis and anatomically modern humans exists there is a genetic relationship between
Homo erectus and Neandertals anatomically modern humans are related to Neandertals

CORRECTLY PLACED QUESTION:

There is a great deal of scientific controversy surrounding whether:

a) Neandertals existed outside of modern-day Europe

b) Genetic ancestry between Homo habilis and anatomically modern humans exists

c) There is a genetic relationship between Homo erectus and Neandertals

d) Anatomically modern humans are related to Neanderthals

d) Anatomically modern humans are related to Neanderthals

Explanation:

There is no scientific controversy over whether Neandertals existed outside of modern-day Europe because that has been established through archaelogical research and evidences. Also, that genetic ancestry between Homo habilis and anatomically modern humans exists isn't a scientific controversy.

It has also been confirmed that there is a genetic relationship between Homo erectus (archaic humans) and Neanderthals. But there is still a great deal of scientific controversy surrounding whether anatomically modern humans are related to Neanderthals.

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