Lebanese faunal legacy collections uncover 400,000 years of woodland resilience and distinct hominin ecological strategies

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Analysis of Lebanese faunal collections reveals Mediterranean woodland ecosystems persisted along the central Levantine coast for ~300,000 years (400,000-100,000 years ago), supporting diverse ungulates and enabling seasonal, habitat-specific hominin hunting.

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