An example of the importance of both male and female labor in foraging societies is shown by the Alaskan example of __________
a. families that were headed by males or females depending on the personalities of the members
b. families making decision by democratic voting
c. families adopting children to balance gender composition
d. the practice of both male and female infanticide
Answer: c
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