What role did fluctuations play in biomass availability for secondary consumers in the
disappearance of Neanderthals and the survival of modern humans? To answer this, we …

It has been proposed that climate change and the arrival of modern humans in Europe
affected the disappearance of Neanderthals due to their impact on trophic resources; …

Documenting the subsistence strategies developed by early modern humans is relevant for
understanding the success of their dispersal throughout Eurasia. Today, we know that there …

Time and circumstances for the disappearance of Neanderthals and its relationship with the
advent of Modern Humans are not yet sufficiently resolved, especially in case of the Iberian …

Population models seeking climate as a triggering factor for the extinction of Neandertals
and the colonisation of Europe by Anatomically Modern Humans are contradictory due to …

Isotopic records from Greenland ice cores have revealed a number of centennial to
millennial-scale climatic fluctuations affecting the eastern North Atlantic during the …

Abstract In the Franco-Cantabrian region and Catalonia, the Upper Palaeolithic begins with
three assemblage-types found in stratigraphic order through the interval between 45,000 …

Abstract The Northwest of Iberia has yielded one of the most complete European Middle
Paleolithic records. Despite this wealth of information, very little is known about population …

The time period between 560 and 360 ka (MIS14 to MIS11) was critical for the evolution of
the Neanderthal lineage and the appearance of Levallois technology in Europe. The shifts in …

There are strong interactions between an economic system and its ecological context. In this
sense, livestock have been an integral part of human economies since the Neolithic …