Which of the following statements best describes the process of how later paleo-indian cultures replaced earlier ones?
new groups of hunter-gatherers migrated from other areas and replaced the older groups.
over time, groups adapted to changing conditions and developed new tools and habits.
earlier cultures died out because they could not adapt to changes in the environment.
ice age animals such as mammoths migrated to other areas, forcing cultures to find different food sources.

The correct answer is B) over time, groups adapted to changing conditions and developed new tools and habits.

The statement that best describes the process of how later Paleo-Indian cultures replaced earlier ones is "over time, groups adapted to changing conditions and developed new tools and habits."

Scientists identify the first inhabitants of the Americas at the end of the Pleistocene Period,  as Paleo-Indian. This means that from the search of historians, Paleoindians were the first people in the Western Hemisphere. They probably were the people who crossed the Berin Strait coming from Asia. After them and over time people get used to the new habitat and wheater conditions. Nomadic groups adapted to changing conditions, developing new tools and habits that helped them to better hunt animals and survive.

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