Current models regarding the dispersal of modern humans indicate that O Modern humans evolved in Africa and spread throughout all the world's major continents over 1 million years ago O Modern humans evolved in Africa and spread throughout all the world's major continents less than 2,000 years ago O Modern humans evolved in Africa and arrived on different continents sequentially having inhabited all continents except Antarctica by 15,000 years ago O Modern humans evolved in different continents at different times

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