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The Early Mesolithic in Southern Scandinavia and Northern Germany

, 2018
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Modern pea (Lathyrus oleraceus) cultivars exhibit significantly lower genetic diversity relative to landraces, garden cultivars and genebank accessions. [PDF]

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Knuhtsen JA, Lange CBA, Dresbøll DB, Laursen KH, Jensen KR, Rasmussen SK.   +5 more
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Mapping the organisational and interventional framework for patients admitted to Hospital-at-Home for acute illness in Scandinavia - a scoping review protocol. [PDF]

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Hansen KK, Christensen MK, Mogensen CB, Biesenbach P, Holt J, Veje PL, Elkjær M, Moos C.   +7 more
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Global-scale variability of glacier velocity and mass loss across terminus environments. [PDF]

Nat Commun
Mallalieu J, Carrivick JL, Huss M, Barr ID, Barrand NE, Raby CL.   +5 more
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Wolf cranial morphology tracks population replacement in Fennoscandia. [PDF]

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Bujnáková D, Aspi J, Gundlach C, Kvist L, Hipsley CA.   +4 more
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Roman relations to southern Scandinavia in the late Antiquity

, 2013
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The Mesolithic of Southern Scandinavia

Journal of World Prehistory, 1990
The Mesolithic of Southern Scandinavia, with comprises Denmark and Southern Sweden, has been an attractive area for research for several reasons, including the good preservation conditions at many sites. Most of the work has been concentrated on the southwestern part of Southern Scandinavia, but results from more recent investigations mean that other ...
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Environmental Archaeology in Southern Scandinavia

Interdisciplinary Contributions To Archaeology, 2018
Environmental archaeology was first developed in southern Scandinavia and has a longer history there than anywhere else. We argue that environmental archaeology has always been a central aspect of archaeology as a whole, not a subsidiary sub-specialisation.
Kurt J Gron
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Places of Settlement in Southern Scandinavia

2015
This chapter explores the development of Neolithic settlement structures in Scandinavia from c. 4000–1700 BC.
Daniela Hofmann, Chris Fowler, Jan Harding   +2 more
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