Inside-of-Africa: How landscape openness shaped Homo sapiens evolution by facilitating dispersal and gene-flow in Middle and Late Pleistocene Africa
Mick N. T. Bönnen(University of Amsterdam), H. Hooghiemstra(University of Amsterdam), William D. Gosling(Institute for Biodiversity)
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