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The robust-bodied, relatively short armed and legged boned anatomy typical of Neanderthals of Europe and southwestern Asia are suggestive of:

a. adaptation to a cold arctic climate.
b. high levels of strength and endurance.
c. large levels of food consumption.
d. robust muscles in the shoulder and arm.
e. high levels of ritual activity.

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