What happened to large animals in the areas where our species migrated? A. We domesticated them soon after we migrated into their area B. They died out soon after we migrated into their area C. Nothing happened to large animals when we migrated into their territories D. They increased in number soon after we migrated into their area

What happened to large animals in the areas where our species migrated? A. We domesticated them soon after we migrated into their area B. They died out soon after we migrated into their area C. Nothing happened to large animals when we migrated into their territories D. They increased in number soon after we migrated into their area

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	A.	We domesticated them soon after we migrated into their area
	B.	They died out soon after we migrated into their area
	C.	Nothing happened to large animals when we migrated into their territories
	D.	They increased in number soon after we migrated into their area