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fill in the blanks option is (caves,women)4} Neandathals many lived in:​

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Answered by dheepikarameshkumar
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Neanderthal populations were adaptable, living in cold steppe environments in England and Siberia about 60,000 years ago, and in warm temperate woodlands in Spain and Italy about 120,000 years ago.

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Answered by AQSA1121ZOE
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Neandathals many lived in : CAVES

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