Titlebook: Ethnobiology of Corals and Coral Reefs; Nemer Narchi,Lisa Leimar Price Book 2015 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under ex

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Symbols at War. The Impact of , in the Indo-Pakistani Subcontinent, the Indo-Roman trade, when red . from the Mediterranean became a crucial export in the system of exchanges described in the famous .. The present work focuses on a different version of the story, considering the much longer history of the exploitation and transformation of local Indo-Pacific corals

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Corals and Coralline Organisms in Seri Culture: Traditional and Modern Uses, and indirect uses given to these organisms. Among the most ubiquitous ethnobiological traits of corals and coralline organisms is their inclusion in local pharmacopoeias for at least 5000 years. In this chapter, we offer a condensed history of the use of black coral (genus .) in pharmacopoeias arou

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Coral Gardens of the Dumo People of Papua New Guinea: A Preliminary Account, of a little-known language, and practitioners of a range of traditional fishing and marine food-gathering techniques. The Dumo language and some aspects of seafood harvesting appear to be in decline due to increased contact with the language, food and modern fishing practices from neighbouring coun

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The Catch of Maui: Coral Gardens in the Past and Present of the Tongan Islands, author’s own fieldwork and a thorough study of archaeological and ethnographic works by others, an overview is given of (1) how the near-shore marine environment (“coral gardens”), coral and limestone have been perceived, classified and used for a number of purposes (e.g. jewellery, construction wo

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Change in Roviana Lagoon Coral Reef Ethnobiology,he tropics. However, little is known about people’s local classification and their social and ecological relationship with these habitats. This chapter describes Roviana people’s changing ecological and social relationship with their coral reefs, which are increasingly being damaged by humans. First

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Rocky Reefs: Preserving Biodiversity for the Benefit of the Communities in the Aquarium of the Worls region play an important role since they act as important breeding, feeding, and nursery sites for a wide range of species and because of the ecosystem services they provide. Since the arrival of the first residents in the Baja California peninsula and for many centuries the rocky reefs have been

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Conservation of Corals in the Colombian Caribbean,ching, unsustainable fishing practices, coral mining, uncontrolled tourism and sedimentation, among other natural and human-related causes. The aim of this chapter is to portray the ethnobiology of coral conservation in the Colombian Caribbean, by reflecting on the evolution of how scientific resear

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