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Island archaeology provides ecological and behavioral analogs for off-planet exploration and colonization
Human exploration and colonization of the solar system will involve the physical presence of humans, their materials, and accompanying translocated species in novel environments. This process will entail a series of scenarios (from short-term, behavioral adjustments to longer-term, ecological impact
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