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carnivorous omnivores. Although previous work has carefully examined the ecological and …

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Castro? In this article, I pose this challenge to all the major theories of animism, stretching …

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reindeer herders. What may this tell us about the transformation from hunting to pastoralism …

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humans as separate from, superior to, and entitled to mastery over nature, this study …

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Siberia, as researchers from Western Europe, North America, and Japan joined their …