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マヤ人の都市化:熱帯カルスト環境への影響

E S Deevey, D S Rice, P M Rice

    Science (New York, N.Y.)
    |October 19, 1979
    PubMed
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    ヤハサ・サクナブ盆地の古代マヤ人の人口は急速に増加し,森林破壊と土壌浸食を引き起こしました. 肥大化ではなく,この土壌の湖への移動が,の負荷の主な要因でした.

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