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Richard Wrangham argues that all of the following were significant to human evolution EXCEPT:
 
  A) longer digestive tracts than our primate relatives.
  B) an increase in human cooperation within the social group itself.
  C) the development of cooking methods to increase nutrition of our food.
  D) high levels of cooperation between males and females.
  E) the ability to use and control fire.
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Good timing, thanks!
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