Paleo-indians found an abundance of wildlife in oklahoma to support their needs. which of the following factors led to large populations of wildlife in oklahoma during the time of the paleo-indians? a. a surplus in farming led to less hunting. b. paleo-indians had trouble hunting megafauna. c. the climate allowed grasslands and forests to develop. d. the ice age brought colder winters and made hunting difficult.

The correct answer is A) a surplus in farming led to less hunting.

The factor that led to large populations of wildlife in Oklahoma during the time of the Paleo-Indians was that a surplus in farming led to less hunting.

Paleo-Indians found an abundance of wildlife in Oklahoma to support their needs. But when these ancient Native American civilizations learned agriculture techniques, they stopped being Nomads and could settle in to grow crops. The surplus in farming meant less necessity to hunt animals down and that is why wildlife increased in the Oklahoma territory.

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