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Historical Ecology in Amazonia
2023Historical ecology is at the heart of the ongoing debate about the degree to which pre-Columbian humans transformed Amazonian ecosystems. For more than 30 years, specialists in the Amazon have been studying ancient human impacts on Amazonian forests and savannas.
Rostain, Stéphen, McKey, Doyle
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The Effects of Deforestation in Amazonia
The Geographical Journal, 1985Bluntschli, however, did not make any chemical analysis of water and evidently did not know that Katzer had already discovered the surprising chemical pureness and weakness of most Amazonian waters (Katzer, 1903). Otherwise, that keen observer would have discovered deeper and more revealing interrelationships.
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2016
Fire has been used since the first humans arrived in Amazonia; however, it has recently become a widely used instrument for large-scale forest clearance. Patterns of fire incidence in the region have been exacerbated by recent drought events. Understanding temporal and spatial fire patterns as well as their consequences for forest structure, species ...
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Fire has been used since the first humans arrived in Amazonia; however, it has recently become a widely used instrument for large-scale forest clearance. Patterns of fire incidence in the region have been exacerbated by recent drought events. Understanding temporal and spatial fire patterns as well as their consequences for forest structure, species ...
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1984
The Amazon Basin has the most diversified fresh-water fish-fauna of the world (1200 ± 200 species). With the exception of Cyprinoids, all major fresh-water groups are represented.
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The Amazon Basin has the most diversified fresh-water fish-fauna of the world (1200 ± 200 species). With the exception of Cyprinoids, all major fresh-water groups are represented.
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