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  • Research themes in the cultural geography of domesticated animals, 1974-1987 in Festschrift to honor Frederick J. Simoons.
  • Cheptel ; Culturel ; Domestication ; Elevage ; Elevage laitier ; Elevage pastoral ; Géographie humaine ; Littérature ; Religion ; Vache sacrée
  • Review of literature organized into ten themes : origins of earliest animal domestication| domestication and dispersal of particular species| domesticated animals as agents in vegetation change| dairying and lactose intolerance| cattle complex
  • of Africa| the sacred cow of India| the pig complex of Melanesia| pastoralism| domesticated animals and human food| and domesticated animals and human diseases. - (DWG)
  • Animal domestication : toward a definition in Festschrift to honor Frederick J. Simoons.
  • Biogéographie ; Concept ; Culturel ; Domestication ; Faune ; Géographie humaine ; Zoogéographie
  • The Pacific salmon and the process of domestication
  • Aquaculture ; British Columbia ; Comportement animal ; Domestication ; Etats-Unis ; Faune ; Flux migratoire ; Frayère ; Géographie humaine ; Milieu dulçaquatique ; Oncorhynchus spp ; Reproduction ; Salmonidés ; Saumon
  • Brucellosis. Distribution in Man, domestic and wild animals.
  • Brucellosis has long been recognized by the FAO and WHO as one of the most insidious of chronic animal and human diseases, whose economic and sociomedical significance cannot be taken too seriously. In this book are new informations evaluated. Using
  • Domestication and the origins of agriculture : an appraisal
  • The first domestications of plants and animals, which occurred between 10 K years and 5 K years BP, and which underpinned the inception of agricultural systems, represent a major turning point in cultural and environmental history. New methods
  • of age estimation, notably by radiocarbon, have necessitated a reappraisal of the origins of agriculture in Mesoamerica, whilst biomolecular techniques are contributing to the identification of the wild relatives of domesticated plants and animals
  • Pastoral nomadism as an economic adaptation : a case study of the Pashtun pastoral nomads of Northeastern Afghanistan in Domesticated plants and animals of the Southwest Eurasian agro-pastoral culture complex. 2. Pastoralism.
  • Mutualism between Chenopodium, herd animals, and herders in the south central Andes
  • This paper offers a model for the domestication of quinoa, an Andean seed plant. The wild ancestor of this crop may have come into an early association with man by way of well-fertilized pastoral campsites where llamas were kept. - (DWG)
  • Animal domestique ; Cheptel ; Culturel ; Domestication ; Guatemala ; Géographie de l'Amérique ; Mexique ; Volaille
  • Historia de la domesticacion animal en el Pais Vasco desde sus origenes hasta la romanizacion
  • Antiquité ; Domestication ; Espagne ; Géographie de l'Europe ; Géographie historique ; Néolithique ; Préhistoire ; Vascongadas
  • Possible evidence of domestic dog in a Paleoeskimo context
  • Chien ; Domestication ; Elevage ; Histoire de la géographie ; Paleoeskimo ; Préhistoire
  • , gullying, and aeolian deflation. Radiocarbon dating of charcoal from Aboriginal cooking pits, exposed by this erosion, indicates that the current phase of incision of the valley floor has occurred since grazing of domestic animals began about 140 years ago
  • Accelerated erosion by wind and water has taken place in arid western New South Wales since the introduction of domestic and feral herbivores by Europeans in the nineteenth century. This action led to widespread soil loss by sheetwash, rilling
  • domestication, la dynamique des populations, l'élevage, la chasse et l'utilisation économique de l'animal. Beaucoup de données portent sur les populations de l'URSS. - (FC)
  • on Sauer's most controversial work, with comments on animal domestication in the Neotropics and West Africa. He also proposes to discuss and illustrate a major source of geographical information, language, which Sauer never used systematically.
  • Need for fodder to sustain domestic animals has had an adverse impact on forests. Agricultural productivity is undergoing intensification to meet the population increases. - (D. W. Gade).
  • Domesticated cattle in the Sahara and their introduction into West Africa in The Sahara and the Nile. Quaternary environments and prehistoric occupation in northern Africa.
  • Afrique ; Afrique de l'Ouest ; Afrique du Nord ; Bovin ; Domestication ; Elevage ; Histoire de la géographie ; Préhistoire ; Sahara
  • Origins of plant domestication in the Sahara and the Nile Valley in The Sahara and the Nile. Quaternary environments and prehistoric occupation in northern Africa.
  • Afrique ; Domestication ; Histoire de la géographie ; Innovation technique ; Nil ; Plante cultivée ; Préhistoire ; Sahara
  • Historical records of the Qin (221-207 BC) and Han (207 BC-220AD) dynasties show that the present day bare hills and parched landscape of Gansu were forest-covered and grasslands supporting large herds of domestic animals. It was due to over
  • Animal food ; Cattle ; Denmark ; Forest ; Grassland ; Holocene ; Isotope analysis ; Palaeo-ecology ; Palaeo-environment
  • Stable carbon and nitrogen isotope ratios from bones of contemporaneous Late Atlantic aurochs and early cattle in eastern Denmark are significantly different and provide information on the origin and feeding strategies of the earliest domestic
  • A walk on the wild side : a critical geography of domestication
  • Animaux ; Civilisation ; Concept ; Culturel ; Domestication ; Pensée géographique
  • Examen critique du processus de domestication des animaux. L'A. passe en revue des écoles antérieures de pensée géographique sur la domestication. Perspective historique dans le cadre d'une politique narrative des idées sur l'unicité de l'homme, la
  • The origin and dispersal of the domesticated canary in Festschrift to honor Frederick J. Simoons.
  • Canari ; Canaries ; Culturel ; Domestication ; Europe ; Géographie humaine ; Oiseau ; Serin