Oldowan tools are quite variable in size and shape. The best explanation for this pattern is thought to be
A) the function for which the tools were made.
B) the particular method used to make the tools.
C) how toolmakers thought their tools should look.
D) the particular raw material used to make the tools.

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The variability in size and shape of Oldowan tools is primarily due to the different types of raw materials available to the toolmakers, which influenced the final form of the tools.

Oldowan Tools Are Quite Variable in Size and Shape