Paul Saladino· MD
so we're looking only at the at the end of the stone age you start to see a an increase or reduction in the trophic level and you start to see lower levels of that isotope
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so we're looking only at the at the end of the stone age you start to see a an increase or reduction in the trophic level and you start to see lower levels of that isotope
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i think almost 100 percent of the studies and i think there are more than 10 show that humans were carnivores i mean there are more carnivores actually than the carnivores in their area because the large animals accumulate higher percentage of that isotope so when you eat larger animals your level of the isotope is is higher
there are uh yeah maybe there's 15 here or 14 papers and you can see that in almost every single one the stable isotope levels were suggesting that the diet was composed of a carnivorous level