Journal of Ethnobiology Volume 39, Number 1 • 2019
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NEW: 2019 Volume 39, Number 1
I. SPECIAL SECTION: ACTION ETHNOBIOLOGYGUEST EDITED BY CHELSEY GERALDA ARMSTRONG AND ALEX C. MCAlvay | |
| INTRODUCTION TO ACTION ETHNOBIOLOGY Chelsey Geralda Armstrong and Alex C. McAlvay | |
| FRONTIERS ARE FRONTLINES: ETHNOBIOLOGICAL SCIENCE AGAINST ONGOING COLONIALISM Chelsey Geralda Armstrong and Christie Brown | |
SPLINTERED HINTERLANDS: PUBLIC ANTHROPOLOGY, ENVIRONMENTAL ADVOCACY, AND INDIGENOUS SOVEREIGNTY James J.A. Blair | |
| BIOMONITORING AND ETHNOBIOLOGY: APPROACHES TO FILL GAPS IN INDIGENOUS PUBLIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH Élyse Caron-Beaudoin and Chelsey Geralda Armstrong | |
| INAWENDIWIN AND RELATIONAL ACCOUNTABILITY IN ANISHNAABEG STUDIES: THE CRUX OF THE BISCUIT Nicholas J. Reo | |
| APPLIED ETHNOBIOLOGY AND ADVOCACY: A CASE STUDY FROM THE TIMBISHA SHOSHONE TRIBE OF DEATH VALLEY, CALIFORNIA Catherine S. Fowler | |
| INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS AND ETHNOBIOLOGY: AN UPDATE ON POSEY'S CALL TO ACTION Jacob Golan, Simone Athayde, Elizabeth Olson, and Alex C. McAlvay | |
II. REGULAR SUBMISSIONS | |
| BIOCULTURAL DIVERSITY, CAMPESINO KITCHENS, AND GLOBALIZATION: ETHNOBIOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES ON DIETARY CHANGE IN SOUTHERN BOLIVIA Katherine L. Turner | |
| YI ETHNOMYCOLOGY: WILD MUSHROOM KNOWLEDGE AND USE IN YUNNAN, CHINA Madeline Brown | |
| CONSERVATION PRIORITIES FOR WOODY SPECIES USED BY A QUILOMBO COMMUNITY ON THE COAST OF NORTHEASTERN BRAZIL Fernando Vieira Rocha, Rita Baltazar de Lima, and Denise Dias da Cruz | |
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