Occurrence of whale barnacles in Nerja Cave (Málaga, southern Spain): Indirect evidence of whale consumption by humans in the Upper Magdalenian-Reference-Cited by-同舟云学术

Occurrence of whale barnacles in Nerja Cave (Málaga, southern Spain): Indirect evidence of whale consumption by humans in the Upper Magdalenian

Published:2014-07 Issue: Volume:337 Page:163-169
ISSN:1040-6182
Container-title:Quaternary International
language:en
Short-container-title:Quaternary International

Author:

Álvarez-Fernández Esteban,Carriol René-Pierre,Jordá Jesús F.,Aura J. Emili,Avezuela Bárbara,Badal Ernestina,Carrión Yolanda,García-Guinea Javier,Maestro Adolfo,Morales Juan V.,Perez Guillém,Perez-Ripoll Manuel,Rodrigo María J.,Scarff James E.,Villalba M. Paz,Wood Rachel

Funder

NPI of the Spanish Ministry of Economy and Competitiveness

Publisher

Elsevier BV

Subject

Earth-Surface Processes

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