Exam 5: The Neolithic Revolution the Domestication of Plants and Animals
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Planting crops with the use of a plow, irrigation, and fertilizers is called ______________.
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Human populations have been steadily increasing since domestication began.
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In plant-human interactions, domestication ensures the plants' reproductive success.
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Why did Jared Diamond call contemporary food foragers "walking encyclopedias"?
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