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Recovery of more than 6,500 bones and bone fragments from 28 individuals of a single hominid species at the Cave of the Bones in Spain provides:

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  1. little evidence of diversity, since each individual represents a different species.
  2. unusually good evidence to examine diversity within a hominid species.
  3. evidence of interbreeding between Homo neanderthalensis and Homo erectus.
  4. relatively little evidence to examine diversity within the species.

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