Where Middle Paleolithic people were opportunistic foragers, to a far greater degree, Upper Paleolithic people were:

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Upper Paleolithic people were more strategic and organized in their hunting and gathering practices, often planning and coordinating their movements to access the resources they needed. This is known as logistical collecting, and it allowed them to exploit a wider range of resources than Middle Paleolithic people. While Upper Paleolithic people were also more complex in their foraging practices and likely had a greater understanding of their environment and the plants and animals in it, the logistical collecting aspect is the most significant difference between the two periods. Therefore, option A is the best choice.

Where Middle Paleolithic People Were Opportunistic Foragers, to a Far