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Making a living in the tropical forest: Yuqu� foragers in the Bolivian Amazon

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2011Social Implications from Agricultural Taskscapes in the Southwestern Amazon27 cited
2005Contribuição para a cronologia da colonização amazônica e suas implicações teóricas24 cited

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