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What is one way that early humans adapted to cold environments?
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Scientists believe that they moved in groups from place to place, creating shelters with tools and using fire to keep warm. Building shelters allowed them to live in colder climates and in places where there were no cave to provide natural shelter. Being able to control fire helped them survive the cold, harsh climates of where they traveled to.
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