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Fishing in the Tropical Rain Forest : Utilization of Aquatic Resources among the Semaq Beri Hunter-Gatherers of Peninsular Malaysia
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  • 1989Hunting and Gathering in Tropical Rain Forest: Is It Possible?371 cited
  • 1987The wild yam question: How well could independent hunter-gatherers live in a tropical rain forest ecosystem?166 cited
  • 1991The possibility of independent foraging in the rain forest of Peninsular Malaysia86 cited
  • 1983The natural and cultural history of Southeast Asian agriculture : ecological and evolutionary considerations44 cited
  • 1992Fishing the Waters of Amazonia: Native Subsistence Economies in a Tropical Rain Forest39 cited
  • 1973An ecological study of Gadio Enga (New Guinea) subsistence35 cited

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