Journal of Ethnobiology Volume 39, Number 3 • 2019
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NEW SPECIAL ISSUE: ETHNOBIOLOGY THROUGH SONG 
2019 VOLUME 39, NUMBER 3GUEST EDITED BY Álvaro Fernández-Llamazares & Dana Lepofsky |
| ETHNOBIOLOGY THROUGH SONG Álvaro Fernández-Llamazares and Dana Lepofsky |
| CENTRAL AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINAL SONGS AND BIOCULTURAL KNOWLEDGE: EVIDENCE FROM WOMEN'S CEREMONIES RELATING TO EDIBLE SEEDS Georgia Curran, Linda Barwick, Myfany Turpin, Fiona Walsh, Mary Laughren |
| SONGS, SETTINGS, SOCIALITY: HUMAN AND ECOLOGICAL WELL-BEING IN WESTERN MONGOLIA Jennifer C. Post |
| A SONG REMEMBERED IN PLACE: TLINGIT COMPOSER MARY SHEAKLEY (LXOOK) AND HUNA TLINGITS IN GLACIER BAY NATIONAL PARK, ALASKA Thomas F. Thornton, Mary Rudolph, William Geiger, Amy Starbard |
| OHUOKHAI: TRANSMITTER OF BIOCULTURAL HERITAGE FOR SAKHA OF NORTHEASTERN SIBERIA Susan A. Crate |
| CREATION TO RHYTHM: AN ETHNOGRAPHIC AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF TURTLE SHELL RATTLES AND SPIRITUALITY IN THE UNITED STATES Andrew Gillreath-Brown |
| LIKE A LULLABY: SONG AS HERDING TOOL IN RURAL MONGOLIA K. G. Hutchins |
| SING TO LEARN: THE ROLE OF SONGS IN THE TRANSMISSION OF INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGE AMONGST THE TSIMANE' OF BOLIVIAN AMAZONIA Victoria Reyes-García and Álvaro Fernández-Llamazares |
| THE RELATIONAL NATURE OF SONG IN MUSICAL HUMAN-ANIMAL INTERACTIONS IN TR'ONDËK HWËCH'IN TRADITIONAL TERRITORY, YUKON Tamara Ranspot |
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