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Historical ecology of the Swan Islands (Islas del Cisne) chronicles long-term anthropogenic changes in the Western Caribbean
The Swan Islands in the western Caribbean Sea are two of the most remote islands in the region given their diminutive size, distance from land masses, relative isolation from larger human settlements, and lack of accessibility historically. Despite these features, they have been highly sought out by
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