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1pt Which factor was most important for the survival of early humans? O A. the absence of other hominins O B. little or no change in temperature O C. reliable supplies of food and water OD. access to materials
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1pt Which factor was most important for the survival of early humans?

O A. the absence of other hominins
O B. little or no change in temperature
O C. reliable supplies of food and water
OD. access to materials for making tools

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