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The sources discuss how the tipi was well-suited to the Plains environment due to its portability, ability to withstand weather, and use of readily available materials. One source may be more useful to a historian studying Native American lifestyles as it provides greater context and details on how the tipi facilitated their nomadic lifestyle and use of natural resources on the Plains.
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