Explain the replacement of modern humans

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How does Klein explain the replacement of modern humans by Neanderthals and the Middle to Upper Paleolithic transition?
(I thought, "Klein believes that after the influx of modern humans, there would be skeletons that show a mixture of Neanderthal and modern human traits.")

What are the strengths and weaknesses of his hypothesis?

Can you think of any alternatives?

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