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Focusing on the cultural and ecological significance of palms in Amazonia, the book examines how human activities have shaped the region's landscapes over millennia. It highlights the historical relationship between people and palms, emphasizing their roles in local economies and ecosystems. From the earliest hunters and gatherers to modern times, the ongoing interaction between humans and their environment has enriched the biodiversity and cultural heritage of the area.
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Palms and People in the Amazon, Nigel Smith
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- 2016
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