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... Caves Fossils Caves Fossils .010 Warm .035 .050 .075 Upper Pleistocene Cold Warm Cro - Magnon Upper Cave H. sapiens sapiens Niah Cave H. sapiens sapiens Cold Classic Neandertals .125 Warm Archaic H. sapiens .145 Cold .300 .400 .700 ...
... Caves Fossils Caves Fossils .010 Warm .035 .050 .075 Upper Pleistocene Cold Warm Cro - Magnon Upper Cave H. sapiens sapiens Niah Cave H. sapiens sapiens Cold Classic Neandertals .125 Warm Archaic H. sapiens .145 Cold .300 .400 .700 ...
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... Cave 15. Tikal , Guatemala 25. Le Moustier SOUTH AMERICA 16. Chanchan 17. Callejón de Huaylas 18. Ayacucho 19. Tiahuanaco 20. Fell's Cave , Straits of Magellan 26. Terre Amata SPAIN 27. Torralba and Ambrona GERMANY 28. Lehringen HUNGARY ...
... Cave 15. Tikal , Guatemala 25. Le Moustier SOUTH AMERICA 16. Chanchan 17. Callejón de Huaylas 18. Ayacucho 19. Tiahuanaco 20. Fell's Cave , Straits of Magellan 26. Terre Amata SPAIN 27. Torralba and Ambrona GERMANY 28. Lehringen HUNGARY ...
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... cave life is more complete simply because cave sites are more likely to be sealed off and preserved than are open - air camps . Finally , it should be recalled ( p . 84 ) that Homo erectus populations in Asia and Europe and , by ...
... cave life is more complete simply because cave sites are more likely to be sealed off and preserved than are open - air camps . Finally , it should be recalled ( p . 84 ) that Homo erectus populations in Asia and Europe and , by ...
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FIGURES 11 Anthropologists at Work 289 | 8 |
Population Genetics | 13 |
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