Inuit Foragers Differ from the Majority of Foragers in What

question 57

Multiple Choice

Inuit foragers differ from the majority of foragers in what way?

• A) They rely more heavily on animal than plant-based sources of food.
• B) They rely on more nuts than berries.
• C) They are settled in one place and live in very large groups.
• D) They have genetic dispositions that dictate a particular subsistence style, unlike other dietary adaptations, which are cultural.
• E) Actually they are no different; their nutritional intake is about the same.

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