Re: Apith diet cf.Afr.apes, sedges...
- From: Gerrit Hanenburg <G.Hanenburg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 20 Apr 2008 19:20:20 +0200
Marc Verhaegen <m_verhaegen@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Contributions of Biogeochemistry to Understanding Hominin Dietary Ecology
Julia Lee-Thorp & Matt Sponheimer 2006 Yb.phys.Anthrop.49:131148
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In a correspondence with Matt Sponheimer about the use of oxygen
isotopes in early hominid paleoecology, in particular with regard to a
possible wetland ecology and their water dependence relative to other
mammalian taxa, Matt told me that "From an oxygen standpoint, they
look like terrestrial grazers and carnivores, and a bit lower than
browsers. Thus, very typical terrestrial signal."
Gerrit
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