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Reconstructing the biogeography of a hunter-gatherer planet using machine-learning

2021-08-24

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Estimating the total human population size (i.e., abundance) of the preagricultural planet is important for setting the baseline expectations for human-environment interactions if all energy and material requirements to support growth, maintenance, and well-being were foraged from local environments. However, demographic parameters and biogeographic distributions do not preserve directly in the archaeological reco...

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Literature Corpus work: 773a4027-35e8-5f3b-92fe-b41b18b066b5
DOI: 10.1101/2021.08.21.457222

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