Epipalaeolithic And Its Niche

The Epipalaeolithic was hunter gatherers that existed at the end of the last ice age before Neolithic . These hunters created their own niche by the concentration of wild plants, and small cultivation. Their niche was in the Near East with a high population density until a abrupt climate change occurred. The niche was transferred into a argiculutral niche because it could be sent with changes to the Old World. This was influenced by massive population increase and had huge impacts on local people, animals, and plants. The hunting, gathering , and farming is the niche. Their niche is constructed because of behaviour and environment. Hunting is the niche because of the competitor removal involves taking out competitors whose niche overlap