Human evolution in a variable environment: the amplifier lakes of Eastern Africa
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Mark A. Maslin | Ralph Tiedemann | Martin H. Trauth | Eric O. Odada | Lydia A. Olaka | M. Maslin | D. Olago | M. Strecker | M. Trauth | E. Odada | R. Tiedemann | A. Deino | A. Junginger | Manfred R. Strecker | L. Olaka | Alan L. Deino | Annett Junginger | Moses Lesoloyia | Daniel O. Olago | Moses Lesoloyia
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