Paleo-ENSO influence on African environmentsand early modern humans
Stefanie Kaboth‐Bahr(University of Potsdam), Martin H. Trauth(University of Potsdam), William D. Gosling(Institute for Biodiversity), André Bahr(Heidelberg University), Verena Foerster(University of Cologne), Andrew S. Cohen(University of Arizona), Ralf Vogelsang(University of Cologne), Henry F. Lamb(Aberystwyth University), Helen M. Roberts(Aberystwyth University), Asfawossen Asrat(Botswana International University of Science and Technology), Eleanor M. L. Scerri(University of Oxford), Walter Düsing(University of Potsdam), Frank Schäbitz(University of Bamberg), Mark Maslin(University College London)
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