Humans whose ancestors lived in which of the following regions would be

likely to be able to digest the lactose in milk?

OA) African regions where cows were herded

OB) European regions where horses were ridden

OC) Asian regions where chickens were domesticated

OD) South American regions where potatoes were farmed

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Darian Lozano

Biology

12 June, 16:28

Humans whose ancestors lived in which of the following regions would be

likely to be able to digest the lactose in milk?

OA) African regions where cows were herded

OB) European regions where horses were ridden

OC) Asian regions where chickens were domesticated

OD) South American regions where potatoes were farmed

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Deegan Payne · Answer 1

African tegions

Explanation:

Over time several different populations-all raising cattle or camels in Northern Europe, East Africa and the Middle East-has gained the ability to digest milk for life.