Reconstructing landscape change at Cerro Benitez Patagonia (52°S): new insights for megafaunal extinctions and human occupation
During the Last Glacial Maximum, a coterminous Patagonian ice sheet extended from~38° to 55°S which would have posed a considerable geographical barrier to thecolonization of the region by early hunter-gatherers. During the Late glacial, warmerclimatic co
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| Format: | Lecture |
| Language: | English |
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2019
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| Online Access: | https://hdl.handle.net/10533/75948 |
| Summary: | During the Last Glacial Maximum, a coterminous Patagonian ice sheet extended from~38° to 55°S which would have posed a considerable geographical barrier to thecolonization of the region by early hunter-gatherers. During the Late glacial, warmerclimatic co |
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