Harvesting the winds, harvesting the rain: an introduction to the issue on Inhabiting tropical worlds

Yijie Zhuang · Paul Jeremy Lane

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The tropics occupy one third of the earth’s landmass and are home to more than 40% of the global population. They were destinations of many voyages that changed modern human history and the locatio...

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