Environmental Approaches for Explaining the Origins of Domestication Argue That

Environmental approaches for explaining the origins of domestication argue that it represents a more intensive use of the environment caused by:

A) the inherent predisposition of humans to develop domestication in response to environmental triggers
B) society's ability to face increasing resource needs
C) the environmental changes that occurred at the end of the Pleistocene
D) people being unaware of other choices to lifestyles
E) grazing herbivores