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Español: Ruta migratoria de poblamiento de América, según la teoría de poblamiento tardío (hipótesis Clovis), a través de un corredor libre de hielo.
English: Migratory route of first humans to reach America, through an ice free corridor (Clovis theory).
Date 2008
Source Own work; basic map taken from Image:Geographic America map.png
Author Roblespepe


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