Zooarqueologia de la Peninsula Iberica: Implicaciones tafonomicas y paleoecologicas en el debate de los hominidos del Pleistoceno Medio-Superior: Implicaciones tafonomicas y paleoecologicas en el debate de los hominidos del Pleistoceno Medio-Superior

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A detailed analysis of data relating to the subsistence of early humans in the Iberian peninsular from the Lower Palaeolithic through to the Magdalenian. This study looks at the representation of species during different periods through which the author traces a shift from reliance on a diverse range of species and the improtance of larger species of animals, to greater specialisation and exploitation of smaller species from the Middle Palaeolithic onwards. Spanish text, short English abstract.