Local vegetation patterns of a Neolithic environment at the site of Tianluoshan, China, based on coprolite analysis
Yunan Zhang(Wuxi People's Hospital), Xiaohong Wu(Jilin University), Boris Jansen(Institute for Biodiversity), William D. Gosling(Institute for Biodiversity), Crystal N. H. McMichael(University of Amsterdam), Guoping Sun(Henan Provincial Institute of Cultural Heritage and Archaeology), B. van Geel(Institute for Biodiversity), Samira Absalah(University of Amsterdam)
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