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Which of the following is NOT a derived feature of the Neandertal skull? a juxtamastoid crest b a chin c suprainaic fossa d inflated midface e all of the above

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Which of the following is NOT a derived feature of the Neandertal skull?

a		juxtamastoid crest
b		a chin
c		suprainaic fossa
d		inflated midface
e		all of the above

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