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How did the earliest Americans adapt to the loss of large animals?
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How did the earliest Americans adapt to the loss of large animals?

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Answer: As large animals became extinct, how did hunters adapt to this change in their environment? The hunters adapted to the change in their environment by hunting smaller prey and they fished and gathered edible plants and fruits.
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