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No references found	Comparing these reconstructed areas for Neanderthals and anatomically modern humans during each of the climatic phases concerned, and by projecting each niche onto the subsequent climatic phases, Banks and colleagues determined that Neanderthals had the possibility to maintain their range across Europe during a period of less severe climatic conditions called Greenland Interstadial 8 (GI8). Competition with Cro-Magnons may have led to Neanderthal extinction by Asian News International In the warmer interstadial periods, regions such as the Caucasus and southern Europe would have provided inviting venues. A world-systems view of human migration past and present: providing a ... by Kardulias, P. Nick; Hall, Thomas D. / Forum on Public Policy: A Journal of the Oxford Round Table No distinct interstadial warmings have been identified there up to now. The sedimentary sequence recovered from the Voka outcrops, ... by Molodkov, Anatoly; Bolikhovskaya, Nataliya; Miidel, Avo; Ploom, Kuldev / Estonian Journal of Earth Sciences	intersecting arcade intersecting gable Intersecting Storage Rings intersecting tracery intersection intersection angle intersection data Intersection of Sets intersection point Intersection, Geodetic Intersector Balance of Production and Distribution of Social Product Intersectorial Competition Intersectorial Relations intersegmental intersegmental reflex intersertal Intersex Intersexuality Intersil 6100 Intersil 6120 INTERSOLV interspace interspersed repeats interspersion interspinal Interstadial interstage transformer interstate commerce Interstate Commerce Commission Interstate State Park interstation noise suppression interstellar Interstellar Absorption interstellar extinction interstellar lines Interstellar Magnetic Field interstellar matter Interstellar Medium interstellar probe interstellar space interstellar travel intersternite interstice interstitial interstitial ad interstitial atom interstitial cell Interstitial Cells interstitial compound interstitial condensation interstitial cystitis	intersphincteric groove Interspike Interval Interspinal Interspinal Interspinal Interspinal Interspinal ligament Interspinal ligaments interspinal muscle interspinal muscles interspinal muscles interspinal muscles interspinal muscles of loins interspinal muscles of loins interspinal muscles of loins interspinal muscles of neck interspinal muscles of neck interspinal muscles of neck interspinal muscles of thorax interspinal muscles of thorax interspinal muscles of thorax interspinal plane Interspinales Interspinales muscle interspinous interspinous interspinous Interspinous ligaments Interspinous Process Decompression Interspiration Interstadial interstadials interstadials Interstage Adapter Interstage Business Process Manager Interstage Membrane Dehydrator interstage transformer Interstage Turbine Temperature Interstapedial interstate interstate interstate Interstate 15 North Ogden-Weber Interstate 4 Interstate 485 Interstate 5 Interstate Access Justification Report Interstate Agreement on Detainers Interstate Air Quality Council Interstate Air Quality Rule Interstate All Battery Center Interstate Alliance on Stem Cell Research Interstate and Defense Highway System Interstate Assurance Company Interstate Athletic Conference Interstate Auto Insurance Company Interstate Background Research, Inc. Interstate Baking Company

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Comparing these reconstructed areas for Neanderthals and anatomically modern humans during each of the climatic phases concerned, and by projecting each niche onto the subsequent climatic phases, Banks and colleagues determined that Neanderthals had the possibility to maintain their range across Europe during a period of less severe climatic conditions called Greenland Interstadial 8 (GI8).