All of the following evidence challenges the "Man the Hunter" theory except:

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The "Man the Hunter" theory posits that early humans were primarily hunters and that this shaped human evolution and society. Choice A, which mentions the natural hunting ability of humankind and the gendered division of labor, does not challenge this theory but rather supports the idea that hunting and division of labor based on gender have been integral to human societies. Choices B, C, D, and E all present evidence that questions the centrality of hunting in early human development, such as the lack of early hunting tools, the dangers early humans faced from predators, and the physical disadvantages they had against large animals.

All of the Following Evidence Challenges the "Man the Hunter