The Levantine Corridor Is Interpreted to Have Been

question 46

Multiple Choice

The Levantine Corridor is interpreted to have been:

• A) the route taken by Homo erectus from continental Asia to the islands of the western Pacific
• B) the anatomical location on the interior of the skulls of advanced hominins where the two hemispheres of the brain are connected by a bundle of nerves; the "corridor" is not seen in the crania of apes
• C) a broad and deep valley whose existence in central India may explain why handaxe technology is not seen to the east in China
• D) a natural passageway likely followed by Homo erectus as they expanded beyond Africa into west Asia.

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