Jennifer Clair French
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Jennifer Clair French is a Lecturer at the University of Liverpool in the UK. Her research areas include palaeoanthropology, bioarchaeology, and demographic studies, with recent publications exploring topics such as aging in human populations, subsistence strategies in relation to fertility, and theoretical approaches to ecological changes during prehistoric times. She actively contributes to interdisciplinary dialogue among fields to enhance understanding of human social behavior and mobility.
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