Answer to the previous one was 72. New question: Scholars sometimes describe community fish-sorting rituals on the Pacific Northwest coast as a practical solution to storing food: each household receives a share, and the catch is preserved for winter. Interviews with participants, though, rarely dwell on those efficiencies; instead, people describe who may touch the first salmon and which songs must be performed before any cutting begins. ______ the ritual's rules are not mere ornamentation but the mechanism that makes sharing legitimate. A) Specifically, B) Alternatively, C) Rather, D) Hence,