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Enst 201 Lecture 7Outline of Last Lecture I. Clans in Amazon and how they changed due to agriculture II. Extensive AgricultureOutline of Current Lecture I. Pastoralism II. Intensive Agriculture Current LectureI. Pastoralism (continue)a. Horses is important because they can live through more extreme temperaturesb. Goat and sheep are also importanti. Goat can eat shrubbery vegetation and can act as herdersii. Sheep is limited to what they eat c. Camels a common animal in Central Asiad. Yaks can live through extreme temperature i. Crossbreeding Yak and cows to get the best characteristics of both is commone. Most pastoralism system have various type of animals reindeer pastoralism is an exception i. However horses are also being introduced to reindeer pastoralism II. Intensive Agriculturea. Capital intense agriculturei. Mixed system- animal and crops ii. 19th century 1. Industrial RevolutionThese notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor’s lecture. GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes, not as a substitute.a. Increased food tradei. New ways of transportation1. Trains, steamboatsii. Food preservation 1. Refrigeration, pasteurization, and canning b. Lead to increase agriculture growth iii. 18501. Food trade explodedb. Selective breeding is practiced c. Hybridizing corn i. Supply of corn has an 8 fold increase since civil war ii. Corn has a root advantage compare to other


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