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Aim In deserts, past climate change (and particularly past rainfall variability) plays a large role in explaining current plant species distributions. We ask which species were most and which were least affected by changes in rainfall during the late Quaternary in northernmost Chile. Location Quebrada La Higuera ( QLH ; 18° S), a shallow canyon that cuts east–west through the western Andean precordillera of northern Chile, con...
Climate change and human occupation in the northernmost Chilean Altiplano over the last ca. 11 500 cal. a BPNARA Subscribed
This interdisciplinary study represents an approximation towards understanding how regional human cultural systems may have been affected by climate change in the northernmost Chilean Altiplano (>3600 m) over the last ca. 11 500 cal a BP. We compare the archaeological record from Hakenasa cave with the lake record from Lago Chungará sediment cores, located 50 km to the south. By integrating both of these archives in conjunctio...
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