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The first modern H. sapiens had evolved by about...
150,000 years ago
Modern humans arising in Africa through speciation and gradually replacing localized populations of premodern humans all over the Old World is an example of the
Complete Replacement Model
This model asserts that there was sufficient gene flow between premodern hominid groups and that localized variation was allowed to develop into distinct, if genetically linked, lineages.
The Regional Continuity Model
Archaic H. sapiens emigrating out of Africa (no speciation event) and replacing Old World populations of other archaic H. sapiens through various means including limited cases of interbreeding is an example of the
Partial Replacement Model