Using community, composition and structural variation in terminal Pleistocene vertebrate assemblages to identify human hunting behaviour at the Niah caves, Borneo

Piper, Philip; Rabett, R J; Bin Kurui, Edmund

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Using community, composition and structural variation in terminal Pleistocene vertebrate assemblages to identify human hunting behaviour at the Niah caves, Borneo

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2008

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Piper, Philip

Rabett, R J

Bin Kurui, Edmund

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Indo-Pacific Prehistory Association

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Bulletin of the Indo-Pacific Prehistory Association

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Using community, composition and structural variation in terminal Pleistocene vertebrate assemblages to identify human hunting behaviour at the Niah caves, Borneo

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