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Volume 36, Issue 4 - December 2016:
Special Sections:(1) Birds, and (2) Urban Ethnobiology
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I. SPECIAL SECTION: birds. guest edited by nicole sault | |
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| FOR THE BIRDS: HOW ETHNO-ORNITHOLOGY OPENS DOORS TO UNDERSTANDING RELATIONSHIPS WITH OTHERS Nicole Sault | |
| SALMONBERRY BIRD AND GOOSE WOMAN: BIRDS, PLANTS, AND PEOPLE IN INDIGENOUS PEOPLES' LIFEWAYS IN NORTHWESTERN NORTH AMERICA Nancy J. Turner and Jonaki Bhattacharyya | |
| BIRDS AND THE SPIRIT WORLD OF THE LOWER MURRAY, SOUTH AUSTRALIA Philip A. Clark | |
| WARBLISH: VERBAL MIMICRY OF BIRDSONG Hannah Sarvasy | |
| HOW HUMMINGBIRD AND VULTURE MEDIATE BETWEEN LIFE AND DEATH IN LATIN AMERICA Nicole Sault | |
II. SPECIAL SECTION: urban ethnobiology. guest edited by marla e. emery & patrick t. hurley | |
| ETHNOBIOLOGY IN THE CITY: EMBRACING THE URBAN ECOLOGICAL MOVEMENT Marla R. Emery and Patrick T. Hurley | |
| WAYS OF BELONGING: MEANINGS OF "NATURE" AMONG XHOSA-SPEAKING TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS IN SOUTH AFRICA Michelle Cocks, Jamie Alexander, Lydia Mogano, and Susanne Vetter | |
| SOCIAL-ECOLOGICAL REFUGES: RECONNECTING IN COMMUNITY GARDENS IN LINCOLN, NEBRASKA John Chan, Lisa Pennisi, and Charles A. Francis | |
| THE USE OF MEDICINAL PLANS IN RIO DE JANEIRO'S URBAN PERIPHERY: AN ANALYSIS OF COMMUNITIES' ENGAGEMENT WITH POLICIES Kerri Brown | |
| STORIES, SHRINES, AND SYMBOLS: RECOGNIZING PSYCHO-SOCIAL-SPIRITUAL BENEFITS OF URBAN PARKS AND NATURAL AREAS Erika S. Svendsen, Lindsay K. Campbell, and Heather L. McMillen | |
III. REGULAR SUBMISSIONS | |
| PALEOINDIANS, PROBOSCIDEANS, AND PHYTOTOXINS: EXPLORING THE FEASIBILITY OF POISON HUNTING DURING THE LAST GLACIAL-INTERGLACIAL TRANSITION Alan J. Osborn | |
| WOOD ANALYSIS OF AN OUTER COFFIN UNEARTHED FROM THE QIAN ZHANG TOMB (AD 1535) IN WUXI OF EAST CHINA Guilin Zhang, Huijuan Mai, Baoshan Liu, Mark D. Merlin, Shuzhi Wang, Yiquan Li, and Hongen Jiang | |
MORE ARTICLES and BOOK REVIEWS are available at Ethnobiology Letters |