Which of the following is most true about the shift to meat-eating among hominins?

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The shift to meat-eating required hominins to venture out further into their environment to hunt and gather, leading to increased exploration.

Answer: B
 There is no evidence to support the idea that the shift to meat-eating was driven by male competition for resources.

Answer: C
 There is no evidence to suggest that the shift to meat-eating was aided by hominins being active during the night.

Answer: D
 The shift to meat-eating is actually associated with an increase in skeletal size and density, as the high protein content of meat provided the necessary nutrients for skeletal growth and development.

Which of the Following Is Most True About the Shift