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Marcus James Thomson, Ph.D.

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Ancient humans and ecological benefit

Posted byzizrocNovember 2, 2016Posted inUncategorized

http://www.cbc.ca/radio/quirks/quirks-quarks-for-october-15-2016-1.3803790/coastal-clamshells-1.3803872

Nutrients crucial to plant growth can develop from human habitation sites. 

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Posted byzizrocNovember 2, 2016Posted inUncategorized

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