One of the Defining Hypotheses About Hunter-Gatherer Societies That Changed

question 7

Multiple Choice

One of the defining hypotheses about hunter-gatherer societies that changed after the "Man the Hunter" conference is that

• A) women did most of the hunting in hunter-gatherer societies
• B) sexual dimorphism meant that men had to do all the hunting
• C) hunting was not the defining feature of hunter-gatherer societies
• D) hunting provided more than 60% of the total caloric intake in hunter-gatherer societies

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