Contemporary Human Foragers

question 71

Multiple Choice

Contemporary human foragers

• A) take years to learn to forage and are usually adults before they are proficient hunters and food extractors.
• B) collect the majority of their food as ripe fruit or otherwise easily accessed sources.
• C) rely more on domesticated foods from their gardens than on wild foods.
• D) have almost identical diets as chimpanzees, plus meat.

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