A new terrestrial palaeoenvironmental record from the Bering Land Bridge and context for human dispersal
Matthew J. Wooller(Carnegie Institution for Science), John W. Williams(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Russell W. Graham(Pennsylvania State University), Peter G. Langdon(University of Southampton), Soumaya Belmecheri(University of Arizona), Kimberley Davies(University of Southampton), Émilie Saulnier‐Talbot(Université Laval), Les C. Cwynar(University of New Brunswick), Yue Wang(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Andrew S. Medeiros(York University), Joshua Kurek(University of New Brunswick), Nancy H. Bigelow(University of Alaska Fairbanks), Kyungcheol Choy(Hanyang University), Ruth Rawcliffe(University of Alaska Fairbanks), Ben A. Potter(Liaocheng University)
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