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Spatial and temporal variations in prehistoric human settlement and

their influencing factors on the south bank of the Xar Maron River,

Northeastern China

Xin JIA1*, Shuangwen YI1, Yonggang SUN2, Shuangye WU1, 3 Harry F. LEE4, Lin WANG5, &

Huayu LU1 Supplementary References

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