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The controversial theory that people from present-day Europe colonized North America at the end of Pleistocene is:

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  1. supported by genetic evidence that establishes close connections between the oldest skeletons in the Americas and the European genome.
  2. refuted by genetic evidence from the oldest skeletons in the Americas that establishes close connections between modern Native Americans and the native people of central Siberia.
  3. proven by genetic evidence that establishes close connections between the oldest skeletons in the Americas and Norse explorers who arrived in northeastern Canada around A.D. 1000.
  4. refuted by the complete absence of documents that record a migration of Europeans into the Americas.

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