This tree supports chimp-human. However, this tree is open to criticism, because bottlenecks followed by mutations could alter pattern of distribution of alleles. Best way around this problem- reconstruct phylogeny using several independent genes and see if the independent phylogenies agree. So, seems most likely to be chimp-human, but not everyone agrees at this point. The origin of the species Homo sapiens A. Controversies over the origin of modern humans Anatomically modern H. sapiens appear in fossil record about 100,000 years ago in Africa and Israel, and somewhat later throughout Europe.
Some studies argue against African replacement model.
For example, Frayer points out that many distinctive traits of regional populations have persisted from ancient times. However, most recent morphological analyses support the African replacement model. If this model true, then the apparent long-term persistence of regionally distinctive traits must be the result of convergent evolution. The African replacement model seems the best possibility at this point, but the data are not definitive. They found that modern humans from Europe, Africa, Asia, America, Australia, and Oceania are all more closely related to each other than any is to this specimen.