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Population Dynamics of Immune Repertoires,pening up the possibility of analyzing discrete time points during the lifetime of an individual. However, as a microbial biofilm and not a human tissue, the biochemistry of dental calculus is complex, containing multiple calcium phosphate mineral phases, organic and inorganic food remains, hundreds

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-21984-4mbined with their potential impacts on indigenous flora and fauna, present an opportunity to explore changing island landscapes through rat diet. A case study from the Onemea site, Mangareva (Gambier Islands) applied δ.C and δ.N stable isotope analysis to Pacific rat bone collagen and identified sig

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Laurent Mazliak,Rossana Tazziolinantly (67%) of local inhabitants rather than migrants from the Tiwanaku heartland or another regional community. The relative abundance of Tiwanaku material culture paired with a disproportionate population of Tiwanaku migrants within the community supports existing research that Pi?ami was connect