Publications by authors named "Anil Devara"
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- The Indian Middle Palaeolithic is key to understanding early Homo sapiens' behavior and has been dated further back to the Middle Pleistocene, suggesting its development from the Late Acheulian culture.
- Recent research shows that this culture was resilient through major climate changes, including the Toba super-eruption about 74,000 years ago, highlighting its complexity.
- The study of artefacts from Retlapalle in Andhra Pradesh revealed a burial age of approximately 139,000 years and showcased a variety of advanced tools, adding important information to the relatively unexplored field of Middle Pleistocene archaeology in India.
Most women who develop eclampsia have preceding preeclampsia (proteinuria and hypertension). This is especially true for otherwise healthy nulliparous women. However, recently, there has been a paradigm shift in this philosophy.
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