Indigenous peoples and the future of Amazonia: an ecological anthropology of an endangered world/
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Tucson:
University of Arizona Press,
c1995
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| Series: | Arizona studies in human ecology
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Table of Contents:
- Judging the future by the past : the impact of environmental instability on prehistoric Amazonian populations / Betty J. Meggers
- The history of ecological interpretations of Amazonia : does Roosevelt have it right? / Robert L. Carneiro
- Disaggregating Amazonia : a strategy for understanding biological and cultural diversity / Emilio F. Moran
- Historical ecology of Amazonia / William Balee
- Yanomami of Venezuela : foragers or farmers, which came first? / Kenneth Good
- Small is adaptive : nutritional anthropometry of native Amazonians / Rebecca Holmes
- A closer look at the nutritional implications of bitter Cassava use / Darna L. Dufour
- Epidemiological factors and human adaptation in Amazonia / Carlos E. A. Coimbra, Jr.
- Changes in Machiguenga quality of life / Michael Baksh
- Neotropical foraging adaptations and the effects of acculturation on sustainable resource use : the Yuqui of lowland Bolivia / Allyn MacLean Stearman
- Faunal resource use by the chimane of eastern Bolivia : policy notes on a biosphere reserve / Avecita Chicchon
- Sustainability in resource rights and conservation : the case of an Awa biosphere reserve in Colombia and Ecuador / Janet M. Chernela
- Relationships among the worldsystem, indigenous peoples, and ecological anthropology in the endangered Amazon / Leslie E. Sponsel.