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Prehistoric Marine Mammal Overkill in the Northeastern Pacific: A Review of New Evidence
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  • 2013Changing patterns of marine resource exploitation by hunter-gatherers throughout the late Holocene of Argentina are uncorrelated to sea surface temperature12 cited

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