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• 2011Shell midden research in Atlantic Europe: State of the art, research problems and perspectives for the future173 cited
• 2013Human response to Holocene warming on the Cantabrian Coast (northern Spain): an unexpected outcome51 cited
• 2011THE USE OF MOLLUSC SHELLS AS TOOLS BY COASTAL HUMAN GROUPS: The Contribution of Ethnographical Studies to Research on Mesolithic and Early Neolithic Technologies in Northern Spain46 cited
• 2016Early use of marine resources by Middle/Upper Pleistocene human societies: The case of Benzú rockshelter (northern Africa)39 cited
• 2018The Mesolithic “Asturian” culture (North Iberia), one century on37 cited
• 2015Use-wear analysis: An optimal methodology for the study of shell tools33 cited
• 2011Were there human responses to Younger Dryas in Cantabrian Spain?33 cited
• 2013The role of shellfish in hunter–gatherer societies during the Early Upper Palaeolithic: A view from El Cuco rockshelter, northern Spain33 cited
• 2016Marine mollusc exploitation as evidenced by the Gorham's Cave (Gibraltar) excavations 1998–2005: The Middle–Upper Palaeolithic transition30 cited
• 2020Interconnected Magdalenian societies as revealed by the circulation of whale bone artefacts in the Pyreneo-Cantabrian region30 cited
• 2016Collection and consumption of echinoderms and crustaceans at the Mesolithic shell midden site of El Mazo (northern Iberia): Opportunistic behaviour or social strategy?29 cited
• 2019Shellfish collection on the westernmost Mediterranean, Bajondillo cave (∼160-35 cal kyr BP): A case of behavioral convergence?