Journal of Ethnobiology Volume 39, Number 2 • 2019
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NEW: 2019 Volume 39, Number 2
SPECIAL ISSUE: MOLLUSKSGUEST EDITED BY ARIADNA BURGOS AND ALEXANDRA C. YOUNGER |
| HUMAN MOLLUSK INTERACTIONS IN A CHANGING WORLD Ariadna Burgos, Alexandra C. Younger, and Steve Wolverton |
| TOWARDS A HISTORICAL ECOLOGY OF INTERTIDAL FORAGING IN THE MAFIA ARCHIPELAGO: ARCHAEOMALACOLOGY AND IMPLICATIONS FOR MARINE RESOURCE MANAGEMENT Patrick Faulkner, Matthew Harris, Othman Haji, Alison Crowther, Mark C. Horton, and Nicole L. Boivin |
| EARLY RED ABALONE SHELL MIDDENS, HUMAN SUBSISTENCE, AND ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE ON CALIFORNIA’S NORTHERN CHANNEL ISLANDS Torben C. Rick, Todd J. Braje, and Jon M. Erlandson |
| ARCHAEOLOGICAL EVIDENCE FOR COLLECTING EMPTY SHELLS ALONG THE FRENCH ATLANTIC COAST: AN IMPORTANT ACTIVITY FOR COASTAL POPULATIONS Catherine Dupont |
| SUSTAINABLE EXTRACTIVE STRATEGIES IN THE PRE-EUROPEAN CONTACT PACIFIC: EVIDENCE FROM MOLLUSK RESOURCES Frank R. Thomas |
| CHANGES IN MOLLUSK CONSUMPTION BY THE SERIS OF SONORA, MEXICO Cathy M. Marlett |
| SOUVENIRS, SHELLS, AND THE ILLEGAL WILDLIFE TRADE Vincent Nijman |
| OYSTER TOURISM IN POSTDISASTER JAPAN: TOWARDS AN UNDERSTANDING OF HUMAN-MOLLUSK RELATIONS IN THE MIYAGI PREFECTURE Duccio Gasparri |
| “LEARNING TOGETHER”: BRAIDING INDIGENOUS AND WESTERN KNOWLEDGE SYSTEMS TO UNDERSTAND FRESHWATER MUSSEL HEALTH IN THE LOWER ATHABASCA REGION OF ALBERTA, CANADA Debra Hopkins, Tara L. Joly, Harvey Sykes, Almer Waniandy, John Grant, Lorrie Gallagher, Leonard Hansen, Kaitlyn Wall, Peter Fortna, and Michelle Bailey |
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