How did Neolithic humans adapt to agriculture? Take notes from the slide show in this chart. One example appears for you. Example of Adaptation Description
Dwelling Neolithic humans built permanent places to live. They built homes made of stone, mud, and wood.
New uses for clay and wood
Water
Fuel
Crop rotation
Terracing
Animals

Over time, a domestic species becomes different from its wild relative. Neolithic farmers selected for crops that harvested easily. Wild wheat, for instance, falls to the ground and shatters when it is ripe. Early humans bred for wheat that stayed on the stem for easier harvesting.

Explanation:

the answer is actually b.   as habitats are destroyed, animals and plants may become extinct.   , according to edge nuity

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