Studies on how human societies adapt to local habitat are
A)called 'cultural ecology'.
B)referred to as 'morphology of landscape'.
C)the central tenets of 'physical geography'.
D)none of the above.

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Studies on how human societies adapt to local habitat are called 'cultural ecology'. 'Morphology of landscape' refers to the physical characteristics of a landscape, while 'physical geography' is the study of natural features and processes on the earth's surface. None of these fully capture the focus on human adaptation and cultural practices in relation to the environment, which is the emphasis of cultural ecology.

Studies on How Human Societies Adapt to Local Habitat Are