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How did physical geography impact the Arctic Inuit?

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Many Inuit had to adapt to the harsh cold climate by creating warmer clothing and shelter. The Innuit also hunted efficiently and didn’t waste a lot of energy because of the lack of vegetation. They also had to adapt to the Moutan ranges as well.

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