What argument does the book develop to contradict the hypothesis that human "overkill" that caused the extinction of large mammals in the Americas at the end of the Pleistocene?A) There is little convincing evidence that the species that went extinct were regular prey of human huntersB) The early colonists saw themselves as one with the earth and maintained deliberately sustainable hunting strategiesC) The first colonists were the descendants of coastal fishing groups, and became vegetarians when they colonized the continental interiorD) The early colonists were not skilled hunters, and they would have had little success going after unfamiliar prey like mastodonE) All of the above are arguments that the book presents

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