A pioneering study by the EvoAdapta Group at the University of Cantabria creates the first sulfur isotopic map proving human migrations during the Late Prehistory A team from the EvoAdapta Group at the University of Cantabria, together with collaborators from national institutions (University of Valladolid; University of Burgos; University of Oviedo; Junta de Castilla y […]
At ESHE 2025, several members of the EvoAdapta Group shared their findings and took part in highly relevant scientific exchanges on the Late Pleistocene. The team’s presence provided the opportunity to present new methodological approaches and case studies that integrate paleoecology, paleoproteomics, and archaeozoology, highlighting advances with an impact on interpreting ecological and human processes
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Ecosystem productivity affected the spatiotemporal disappearance of Neanderthals in Iberia is the new paper from the ERC-Subsilience Project (ERCEA-818299), just published in Nature Ecology and Evolution and led by Ana B-Marín-Arroyo and Marco Vidal Cordasco, from the University of Cantabria (Spain). The research has been published in the scientific journal on ecology and evolutionary
