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Hand morphology, manipulation, and tool use in Neandertals and early modern humans of the Near East

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Civil infrastructure will be essential to face the interlinked existential threats of climate change and rising resource demands while ensuring a livable Anthropocene for all. However, conventional infrastructure planning largely neglects the ...

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