The nature and timing of the dispersal of Homo sapiens in the western region of southern Patagonia (52°)

The Late Pleistocene cold environments of southern Patagonia were classicallyconsidered geographically marginal and relatively difficult to colonize. The extensivePatagonian ice sheet continuously present from 44º to 52º S added further difficultiesto wes

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Main Authors: Martin, Fabiana María, Borrero, Luis Alberto, Todisco, Dominique, Rodet, Joel, Nehme, Carole, Girault, Igor, Prevosti, Francisco Juan, San Román, Manuel, Morello, Flavia, Mansilla, Claudia, McCulloch, Robert, García-Huidobro, Valentina
Format: Lecture
Language:English
Published: 2019
Subjects:
Ice Sheet
Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/10533/75947
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spelling ftanid:oai:repositorio.anid.cl:10533/75947 2024-09-15T18:12:14+00:00 The nature and timing of the dispersal of Homo sapiens in the western region of southern Patagonia (52°) Martin, Fabiana María Borrero, Luis Alberto Todisco, Dominique Rodet, Joel Nehme, Carole Girault, Igor Prevosti, Francisco Juan San Román, Manuel Morello, Flavia Mansilla, Claudia McCulloch, Robert García-Huidobro, Valentina Dublín 31-07-2019 https://hdl.handle.net/10533/75947 eng eng Congress of the International Union for Quaternary Research - INQUA 20° 1180272 https://hdl.handle.net/10533/75947 Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Spain http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/es/ Ponencia http://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_8544 info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion 2019 ftanid 2024-09-01T23:42:49Z The Late Pleistocene cold environments of southern Patagonia were classicallyconsidered geographically marginal and relatively difficult to colonize. The extensivePatagonian ice sheet continuously present from 44º to 52º S added further difficultiesto wes Lecture Ice Sheet Repositorio ANID (Agencia Nacional de Investigación y Desarrollo)
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description The Late Pleistocene cold environments of southern Patagonia were classicallyconsidered geographically marginal and relatively difficult to colonize. The extensivePatagonian ice sheet continuously present from 44º to 52º S added further difficultiesto wes
format Lecture
author Martin, Fabiana María
Borrero, Luis Alberto
Todisco, Dominique
Rodet, Joel
Nehme, Carole
Girault, Igor
Prevosti, Francisco Juan
San Román, Manuel
Morello, Flavia
Mansilla, Claudia
McCulloch, Robert
García-Huidobro, Valentina
spellingShingle Martin, Fabiana María
Borrero, Luis Alberto
Todisco, Dominique
Rodet, Joel
Nehme, Carole
Girault, Igor
Prevosti, Francisco Juan
San Román, Manuel
Morello, Flavia
Mansilla, Claudia
McCulloch, Robert
García-Huidobro, Valentina
The nature and timing of the dispersal of Homo sapiens in the western region of southern Patagonia (52°)
author_facet Martin, Fabiana María
Borrero, Luis Alberto
Todisco, Dominique
Rodet, Joel
Nehme, Carole
Girault, Igor
Prevosti, Francisco Juan
San Román, Manuel
Morello, Flavia
Mansilla, Claudia
McCulloch, Robert
García-Huidobro, Valentina
author_sort Martin, Fabiana María
title The nature and timing of the dispersal of Homo sapiens in the western region of southern Patagonia (52°)
title_short The nature and timing of the dispersal of Homo sapiens in the western region of southern Patagonia (52°)
title_full The nature and timing of the dispersal of Homo sapiens in the western region of southern Patagonia (52°)
title_fullStr The nature and timing of the dispersal of Homo sapiens in the western region of southern Patagonia (52°)
title_full_unstemmed The nature and timing of the dispersal of Homo sapiens in the western region of southern Patagonia (52°)
title_sort nature and timing of the dispersal of homo sapiens in the western region of southern patagonia (52°)
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