Observe the following phylogenetic trees, that represent the relatedness of native humanpopulations from six regions of the globe, along with a time scale indicating the timepoint oflikely common ancestors in Millions of Years (MYA).AS. Africa E. Africa Germany Australia Japan Spain0 MYABO MYA S. Africa E. Africa Spain Germany Japan Australia1 MYA2 MYA1 MYA2 MYA3 MYA3 MYACOMYAS. Africa Spain Germany Japan Australia E. AfricaDOMYAS. Africa Spain Germany Japan Australia E. Africa1 MYA2 MYA1 MYA2 MYA3 MYAWhich of the above trees best represents:The Out of Africa Hypothesis?The Multiregional Hypothesis?3 MYA

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Compare and contrast the multiregional and replacement models for human origins in the table below. If you are struggling with this, see the PowerPoint on the origins and dispersal of modern humans and review the tutorial: https://www2.palomar.edu/anthro/homo2/mod_homo_4.htm Multiregional Model Replacement Main argument of this model Evidence that supports this model Based on the evidence, which model of human origins is best supported?
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