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Human responses to two different modes of humidity fluctuations in the last 200 kyr of the Chew Bahir record (2020)

First Author: Schaebitz F

Attributed to: A 500,000-year environmental record from Chew Bahir, south Ethiopia: testing hypotheses of climate-driven human evolution, innovation, and dispersal funded by NERC

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