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associated with the Uluzzian the Protoaurignacian and the Ahmarian are uncertain. The former is coeval correlate with skeletal morphology and the people of the Bachokirian and the Ranisian had Neandertal ancestors a site of the Ranisian. Moreover the stratigraphic provenience and taxonomic affinity of the fossils associated coeval with the Châtelperronian the latter two emerge no earlier than 41 500 years ago and the sufficiently one-to-one correspondence between the two domains can exist. Advancing our understanding of the Middle-to-Upper Data-Driven Paradigm Shift for the Middle-to-Upper Palaeolithic Transition and the Neandertal Debate
summary of the paper Us and Them How to Reconcile Archaeological and Biological Data at the Middle-to-Upper Middle-to-Upper Palaeolithic Transition in Europe published in the Journal of Paleolithic Archaeology Plus d'infos Us and Them: How to Reconcile Archaeological and Biological Data at the Middle-to-Upper Palaeolithic
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study aimed to i identify factors that explain the current location of AMFs ii assess the potential of for most of the variables tested but effect sizes were rather weak with the exceptions of the occurrence biodiversity conservation beyond the case of the northern slope of the Pyrenees. Indeed our results clearly at a regional scale to better understand the influence of past-human activity on the spatial distribution Europe concentrated mainly in the boreal zone or in mountainous areas such as the Pyrenees where both ancient Are the remnants of old-growth mountain forests always relevant to inspire close-to-nature forest management
vegetation for the study region. The study further underlines the need to understand the environmental REVEALS model in the North-Western Alps i.e. the first module of the LRA scheme which aims to reconstruct vegetation In order to better understand the present status of mountain ecosystems it is necessary to explore changes consideration of the sampling design i.e. number of sites . This study evaluates the performance of the REVEALS should be taken into account when applying REVEALS. The main limitations for the use of REVEALS in mountain evaluates the application of the REVEALS model for long-term vegetation reconstruction in the Northwestern estimates compared to raw pollen data, despite challenges related to insect pollination and the complexity of Performance of the REVEALS model to reconstruct present mountain vegetation cover in the North-Western
modifying the robot trajectory and glancing at the human is necessary to significantly increase the usability altering the trajectory and by showing the robot awareness of the human presence through the robot head Experiment 1 aimed to measure where a pedestrian looks when crossing another pedestrian comparing the nature of of the pedestrian human or a robot. Based on the results of this experiment and the literature we then modifying its trajectory to be more legible and using its head to glance at the human. Experiment 2 evaluated Evaluating the Impact of Time-to-Collision Constraint and Head Gaze on Usability for Robot Navigation
modern humans. The extinction of so many large herbivores during the last 50 000 years and the loss of megaherbivores kg from most of the continent before the Pleistocene Holocene transition is likely to have had cascading composition. 2. To evaluate these effects within the European temperate forest biome we examine the abundance woodlands in the Last Interglacial exhibited higher cover of Corylus and Taxus relative to the Holocene with woody habitats. The herbivores alive today in Europe are only a small remnant of the large species that and shrubs in European temperate woodlands prior to the late-quaternary extinction of megafauna
and wild chimpanzees of the Budongo forest Uganda to investigate which are the species-typical warning signals i.e. structures whose function is to warn congeners of the imminence of danger and prepare a social warning signal and how they help to form collective adaptive reactions to danger. Alarm calling and the initiation of collective responses to danger in humans and chimpanzees
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study aims to i identify factors that explain the current location of AMFs ii assess the potential of reference ecosystems iii discuss the relevance of the current AMF network for the conservation of forest-dwelling representative of the range of abiotic conditions that prevail on the Northern slope of the Pyrenees Plus forest managers who wish to promote biodiversity-friendly forestry. However can the remnants of primeval variables for both abiotic conditions and the socio-economic context to compare AMFs ancient but not mature Are the remnants of both ancient and mature forest relevant to inspire close-to-nature forest management
