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Non-analog environments supported early Homo sapiens in southern Africa 200 000 years ago
In our species’ evolutionary history, the type of environments in which we evolved can provide crucial details about early human adaptive capacities. Such environments might not exist under current climatic and ecological conditions. Reconstructing palaeohydrology and vegetation using multiple proxi
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