EARLY HUMAN ADAPTATION TO THE TIBETAN PLATEAU David Madsen,1 Ma Haizhou,2 Jeffrey Brantingham,3 David Rhode,1 Gao Xing,4 John Olsen,5 and Zhang Haiying6 (1) Division of Earth and Ecosystem Sciences, Desert Research Insti

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