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Journal of Ethnopharmacology, 1981
A general overview of various aspects of Amazonian coca (Erythroxylum coca var. ipadu) is presented. This plant is considered a distinct variety of coca which has been developed as a cultivated plant in the upper Amazon basin. It differs from typical Andean coca in morphological, physiological and chemical features as well as in the method of ...
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A general overview of various aspects of Amazonian coca (Erythroxylum coca var. ipadu) is presented. This plant is considered a distinct variety of coca which has been developed as a cultivated plant in the upper Amazon basin. It differs from typical Andean coca in morphological, physiological and chemical features as well as in the method of ...
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2023
In the Brazilian Amazon region, cultural “mixture” is expressed in the interaction of city and hinterland, of Indigenous and Black, of religiosity and politics. By examining the multiple cultural and ethnic threads that traverse this landscape, The Amazonian Puzzle sets out to show how the category of caboclo (a powerful spiritual entity to some, and ...
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In the Brazilian Amazon region, cultural “mixture” is expressed in the interaction of city and hinterland, of Indigenous and Black, of religiosity and politics. By examining the multiple cultural and ethnic threads that traverse this landscape, The Amazonian Puzzle sets out to show how the category of caboclo (a powerful spiritual entity to some, and ...
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Journal of Linguistic Anthropology, 2001
The Amazonian Languages. R. M. W. Dixon and Alexandra Y. Aikhenvald. eds. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1999. 446 pp.
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The Amazonian Languages. R. M. W. Dixon and Alexandra Y. Aikhenvald. eds. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1999. 446 pp.
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2004
The Amazon Basin contains the largest extent of tropical forest on Earth, over 5 × 106 km2, and accounts for a large proportion of the planefs animal and plant species. It also contains over 2 × 106 km2 of savanna Vegetation to the north and to the south of the domain of the tropical forest.
Carlos A. Nobre +6 more
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The Amazon Basin contains the largest extent of tropical forest on Earth, over 5 × 106 km2, and accounts for a large proportion of the planefs animal and plant species. It also contains over 2 × 106 km2 of savanna Vegetation to the north and to the south of the domain of the tropical forest.
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2019
This chapter argues that riparian Amerindian groups in the central part of the Amazon Basin ever suffered for lack of animal protein, and it is highly unlikely that native groups were capable of overexploiting the fisheries in and along the larger rivers.
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This chapter argues that riparian Amerindian groups in the central part of the Amazon Basin ever suffered for lack of animal protein, and it is highly unlikely that native groups were capable of overexploiting the fisheries in and along the larger rivers.
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