Answer:
B. Inuit
Explanation:
Inuit didn't have access to agriculture where they lived and natural vegetations was extremely sparse they mostly hugged the coast or lakes so they predominantly ate fish. Great Basin Tribes were mostly inland. And mound builders had agriculture and other forms of food like hunting.
The Inuit lived on the fish and other sea foods predominantly.
Option B is correct.
Seafood is a kind of food including the animals present in the underwater seas which are being eaten by humans.
Inuit were the Eskimo people mostly lived in the regions of arctic and sub-Antarctic where there was a icy weather all around. They were also regarded as indigenous people existed on earth around five thousand years back. They were much lived on seafood.
Therefore, the correct option is option B.
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