difference between the AES and RAE models

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The difference between the AES and RAE models is that:

a. AMH populations are earliest in Africa
b. early AMH populations in a region will be more like African/local hybrids
c. AMH populations existed in Africa more than 100,000 years ago
d. there is no single origin for modern humans
e. early AMH populations resemble local archaic Homo sapiens

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