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Neolithic farming moved between fertile alluvial patches, bypassing mountains. This pattern is called what?

ALinear
BSaltatory
CCircular
DRandom
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Saltatory
1. The jumping pattern between fertile patches is called saltatory colonization. 2. A linear, circular or random pattern would not skip hills. 3. Mountainous areas were bypassed. _Source: Wikipedia, Neolithic Revolution, section Europe_
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