Foraging societies such as the Haida of the North Pacific Coast make the creation of evolutionary paradigms difficult because they don't meet all of the criteria of the model.In the case of the Haida, this is because they
A) are sedentary.
B) are partly horticulturalists
C) are nomadic for only half of the year.
D) hunt but don't forage.

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The Haida, known for their sedentary lifestyle, challenge the typical evolutionary paradigms that often associate foraging societies with nomadism. Their ability to remain in one place while still engaging in foraging activities sets them apart from the expected behavior of foraging groups.

Foraging Societies Such as the Haida of the North Pacific