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Image: Microscopically visible material entrapped in dental calculus samples - a group of starch granules still embedded in dental calculus matrix. Credit: Karen Hardy/ Naturwissenschaften
Image: Microscopically visible material entrapped in dental calculus samples - damaged starch granule (17 um diameter) viewed under polarized light. Note the cracking around the exterior caused by damage or degradation of the granule. Credit: Karen Hardy/ Naturwissenschaften
Image: Microscopically visible material entrapped in dental calculus samples – filamentous and cocci bacteria. Credit: Karen Hardy/ Naturwissenschaften
Image: Lead author Karen Hardy, a Catalan Institute of Research and Advanced Studies (ICREA) Research Professor at the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB) and an Honorary Research Associate at the University of York, UK. Credit: Manuela Perez
Image: Antonio Rosas, Paleoanthropology Group, Department of Paleobiology, Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales (CSIC), Madrid, Spain, with the remains of a Neanderthal skeleton. Credit: CSIC Comunicación
Image: Researchers working in El Sidrón Cave. Credit: CSIC Comunicación
Image: Antonio Rosas and a researcher working in El Sidrón Cave. Credit: CSIC Comunicación
Image: Neanderthal remains found in El Sidrón Cave. Credit: CSIC Comunicación
Image: A researcher at work in El Sidrón Cave. Credit: CSIC Comunicación

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