Cultural adaptation differs from biological adaptation in that the former:

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Cultural adaptation differs from biological adaptation in that the former:

Cultural adaptation differs from biological adaptation in that the former:

a. Allows humans to respond to problems on a relatively immediate basis.
b. Has no relationship to the demands of the natural environment.
c. Plays only a small role in human behavioral change.
d. Has no connection with human biological differences.
e. Does not help human populations reproduce and expand their numbers.

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