Neanderthals have the same brain volume as modern humans (Homo sapiens), ranging from 1200-1900cc. Their body mass was greater than that of modern humans, however, so their EQ was slightly lower (not by much). Brain complexity/organization, however, is considered a much more important factor when comparing the brains and relative intelligence of these two species. a. In what ways was the Neanderthal brain different than that of modern humans? b. What evidence has been discovered that supports these differences? c. How might these differences explain the success of modern humans over that of Neanderthal?