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Windows out of Africa: A 300,000-year chronology of climatically plausible human contact with Eurasia

2020-01-14

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Whilst an African origin for Anatomically Modern Humans is well established 1 , the timings of their expansions into Eurasia are the subject to heated debate, due to the scarcity of fossils and the lack of suitably old ancient DNA 2 . Here, we estimate potential timings and routes out of Africa by deriving anthropologically and ecologically plausible precipitation requirements for human existence, and applying t...

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Literature Corpus work: faf04539-fd77-54a9-8052-2cd358f505b8
DOI: 10.1101/2020.01.12.901694

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