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Name three factors that work to restrict the size of ape populations in the wild.
 
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Which time period is characterized as a transition from foraging to an economy based on food production?
 
  a. Upper Paleolithic
  b. Early Paleolithic
  c. Mesolithic
  d. Neolithic
  e. Microlithic


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Reply #1 on: Aug 11, 2018
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Long birth intervals, habitat destruction, and hunting all work to restrict population sizes.

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