The temperature dependence of the dynamic structure factor S(Q,ω) for superfluid 4 He has been measured by inelastic neutron scattering for wave vectors between 2.3 and 2.6 Å −l. S(Q,ω) has two peaks: one sharp peak at low energies whose dispersion flattens out and whose strength decreases with increasing Q, and one broader peak at higher energies with a stronger dispersion. The first peak disappears gradually with increasing temperature, while only part of the second peak vanishes at T λ . This indicates the existence of a third broad contribution, related to atoms above the Bose condensate. The two-peak structure can be interpreted in terms of a Bose-condensate induced coupling of the two-particle spectrum to the one-particle spectrum. The overall temperature dependence is consistent with the density-quasiparticle picture.