Microremains from El Mirón Cave human dental calculus suggest a mixed plant–animal subsistence economy during the Magdalenian in Northern Iberia

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D'ailleurs, cette plante (Typha) faisait partie du régime alimentaire de notre cousin néandertale. https://t.co/UFT0B3xTsE

A recent study looking the oldest modern human remains in Spain found spores from an edible fungi in the teeth. https://t.co/uFkSOqKwtZ

Here ya go Paleo people. Microremains from El Mirón Cave dental calculus suggest a mixed plant-animal subsistence http://t.co/ccE9ntdIQt

Microremains from Upper Palaeolithic dental calculus suggest a mixed plant-animal subsistence economy http://t.co/W9p9Na2eYe

Microremains from Upper Palaeolithic dental calculus suggest a mixed plant-animal subsistence economy http://t.co/W9p9Na2eYe