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In the caves and rock shelters inhabited by the Neandertals and early modern people :

In the caves and rock shelters inhabited by the Neandertals and early modern people

A) the occupation layers do not always confirm that Cro-Magnon replaced the Neandertals
B) there are always sterile layers between the Neandertal remains and the Cro-Magnon artifacts
C) there is proof that the Neandertals underwent a decline in their tool making before they were replaced
D) there are tools that are clearly associated with Cro-Magnon and different tools with the Neandertals
E) B and D only

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