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Scientists find several sets of fossil remains in a cave. The skeletons appear have been buried with stone tools and carved jewelry of ivory and bone. The artifacts are dated to 90,000 years old. The skeletons are anatomically similar to modern humans. Based on this information, the skeletons most likely are all
A) Neanderthals.
B) Homo floresiensis.
C) Homo erectus.
D) Cro-Magnons.
E) Australopithecus afarensis.

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