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How did Mesoamerican and Mesopotamian farmers differ in their domestication of animals during the Neolithic Revolution?

AMesoamericans began domesticating animals about 6,500 years before the Mesopotamians.
BMesoamericans domesticated animals for food and labor; Mesopotamians only domesticated animals for food.
CMesoamericans domesticated animals before plants, while Mesopotamians domesticated plants before animals.
DMesoamericans domesticated llamas, whereas Mesopotamians domesticated horses, cattle, and camels.

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The right answer for the question that is being asked and shown above is that: "C. Mesoamericans domesticated animals before plants, while Mesopotamians domesticated plants before animals." Mesoamerican and Mesopotamian farmers differ in their domestication of animals during the Neolithic Revolution is that C. Mesoamericans domesticated animals before plants, while Mesopotamians domesticated plants before animals.

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