Origins of house mice in ecological niches created by settled hunter-gatherers in the Levant 15,000 y ago

Keyphrases

• Hunter-gatherers 100%
• Ecological Niche 100%
• Commensal 100%
• House Mouse 100%
• Human Mobility 75%
• Long-term Settlement 50%
• Wild Mice 25%
• Natufian 25%
• Dynamic Interaction 25%
• Human Society 25%
• Late Pleistocene 25%
• Domestication 25%
• Foragers 25%
• Long Sequence 25%
• Terminal Pleistocene 25%
• Food Web Dynamics 25%
• Cultural Niche Construction 25%
• Habitat Partitioning 25%
• Human Relations 25%
• Pastoral Households 25%
• Ecological Dynamics 25%
• Human Settlements 25%
• Environmental Influence 25%
• Animal Communities 25%
• Selection Dynamics 25%
• Ecological Interactions 25%
• Settlement Ecology 25%
• Hunter-gatherer Mobility 25%
• Competitive Dynamics 25%
• Occupational Pressure 25%
• Competitive Advantage 25%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Levant 100%
• Hunter-Gatherer 100%
• Ecological Niche 100%
• Pleistocene 50%
• Late Pleistocene 50%
• Food Web 50%
• Human Settlement 50%
• Animal Community 50%
• Environmental Influence 50%
• Human Relation 50%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Mouse 100%
• Mus musculus 100%
• Dynamics 50%
• Taxon 16%
• Forager 16%