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Major Human Niche Expansion Preceded Out-of-Africa

June 19, 2025
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Tags: African Pleistocene archaeologyarchaeological data analysis methodsclimate impact on human distributionGeneralized Additive Models for ecological analysismodeling species distribution in paleoclimateniche expansion in human evolutionout-of-Africa migration theoryradiocarbon calibration techniquesSpecies Distribution Models in archaeologytemporal resampling in archaeological studiesuncertainty treatment in archaeological dataunderstanding GAMs in ecological research
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