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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-3917-6struction. Sago palms were also an important starch (food) source for hunter-gatherers. Although the former hunter-gatherer groups are now settled and grow crops, they sometimes still extract sago, especially when rice is scarce. The Penan, a group of former hunter-gatherers, have an entire vocabula

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230510371botanical exploration in Northeast India led to early suggestions that cultivated taro originated there. This and later theories regarding the domestication of taro have been based on circumstantial botanical, linguistic, and archaeological evidence, with little regard for diversity in wild populati

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External Risk, Competitors and Rivals,olic object to be protected. However, many indigenous peoples and local hunters still harvest various kinds of whale worldwide. The case of historical changes in the relationship between the I?upiat and bowhead whales (.) is a good example for considering human relationships with wild animals in the

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-2020-0e to Amazonia, was a staple food for the Shipibo before the arrival of bananas. Because it is still used to produce alcoholic beverages, it has maintained its social importance. However, bananas have become a favorite food of the Shipibo, who eat them daily with fish. The floodplain where they live