The University at Buffalo led a study analyzing ancient sediment samples found in Greenland.

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The University at Buffalo led a study analyzing ancient sediment samples found in Greenland.

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Research led by Frank Møller Aarestrup at the National Food Institute focuses on ancient settlements in Greenland. All 1 developments

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Greenland
autonomous territory of the Kingdom of Denmark and world's largest island
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University at Buffalo
university with campuses in and around Buffalo, NY and Amherst, NY

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