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The Main Difference Between Aboriginal (Pre-European) and European Burning Regimes

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The main difference between aboriginal (pre-European) and European burning regimes in Australia, was that


A) Aborigines used extensive, intense wildfires.
B) Aborigines burnt regularly but in patches.
C) Europeans used regular, intense burning on a small scale.
D) Aborigines did not deliberately light fires.
E) Europeans burn only in winter.

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