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Why did some Great Basin Indians rely primarily on plants as their most important food source, despite the occasional abundance of animals in the region?

Why did some Great Basin Indians rely primarily on plants as their most important food source, despite the occasional abundance of animals in the region?
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Why did some Great Basin Indians rely primarily on plants as their most important food source, despite the occasional abundance of animals in the region?

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The plants could be stored for long periods... this is why they used stone tools to prepare food from plants.
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