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El Context matters: Community knowledge about owls along an urban-rural gradient in Patagonia
Ecología Austral1. Human perceptions and knowledge are relevant to the management of environmental conflicts involving wildlife. At the forest-urban interface of northern Patagonia, expanding human settlements increase contact with wildlife, including owls and ...
Carlos Ale, Ernesto Juan, Valeria Ojeda
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Edible insects as a valuable human food resource: A study of the perceptions of young Indian people [PDF]
ArthropodsThe consumption of insects by humans is an age-old practice that is followed by many cultures of the world. Insects are one of the best sources of animal protein and have been the traditional food of many tribes around the world.
Pawan U. Gajbe, Vaishali H. Badiye
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Science in the classroom and ethnozoology: a first approach in rural schools of northwest Patagonia [PDF]
, 2015 Varios autores sugieren que si los saberes ecológicos tradicionales de niños de escuelas rurales son incluidos en el currículo, se generan respuestas significativas en los alumnos, al ser herramientas didácticas de integración en términos cognitivos y ...
Pfister, Gabriela M. +8 more
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, 2013 A relação homem-natureza é um fato recorrente no cotidiano social, de forma direta ou indireta, produzindo saberes populares em relação à interação da vida.
Candido, Edilson Luiz
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, 2017 El estudio de riqueza, abundancia y etnozoología de los mamíferos permitió determinar el estado de conservación del bosque presente en el centro turístico comunitario Puka Rumi y sistematizar los conocimientos ancestrales locales.
Calderón Fernández, Pamela Alejandra
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Ethnozoology of the Tewa Indians
, 2015 This publication consists of ethnological and archaeological research concerning the Tewa Indians and their interrelationships with other animals in their environment. This research was conducted between 1910-1911 by the Bureau of American Ethnology and
Henderson, Junius
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ETHNOMEDICOZOOLOGICAL STUDIES ON THE INVERTEBRATES OF RAJASTHAN
, 1990 Ethnozoology express the inter relationship of tribal communities with faunal wealth of their environment, their interaction and evolution. Compared to animal drugs, there is a much public awareness of the utility of plants in medicinal systems like ...
SHARMA, VIJAY PRAKASH
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Journal of Bioresource ManagementThe use of wildlife in biomedical science has had a long history as it has been used as experimental animals, Sources of unusual physiology, and of bioactive compounds on which life-saving medicines are based.
Minahal Fatima +6 more
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