Index of Journal Articles Presented
in the Journal of Ethnobiology
from 1981-1999. - Michael B. Thomas
Centre for International Ethnomedicinal Education and Research
P.O. Box 14352
Gainesville, FL 32604
mthomas@cieer.org
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Index of Journal Articles Presented in the Journal of Ethnobiology from 1981-1999..
INDEX OF JOURNAL ARTICLES PRESENTED
IN THE JOURNAL OF ETHNOBIOLOGY
FROM 1981-1999.
MICHAEL B. THOMAS
Centre for International Ethnomedicinal Education and Research
P.O. Box 14352
Gainesville, FL 32604
mthomas@cieer.org
INDEX BY AUTHOR
BALÉE, W. 1989. Nomenclatural Patterns in Ka’apor
Ethnobotany. Journal of Ethnobiology 9(1):1-24.
ADAMS, K. R. 1984. Evidence of Wood-Dwelling Termites in
Archaeological Sites in the Southwestern United States.
Journal of Ethnobiology 4(1):29-43.
BAUER, A. M. and A. P. RUSSELL. 1987. Hoplocactylus
delcourti (Reptilia: Gekkonidae) and the Kawekaweau of Maori
Folklore. Journal of Ethnobiology 7(1):83-91.
_______ . 1990. Prehistoric Reedgrass (Phragmites)
“Cigarettes” with Tobacco (Nicotiana) Contents: A Case
Study From Red Bow Cliff Dwelling, Arizona. Journal of
Ethnobiology 10(2):123-140.
BEAUCAGE, P. and THE TALLER DE TRADICIÓN ORAL
DEL CEPEC. 1997. Integrating Innovation: The Traditional
Nahua Coffee-Orchard (Sierra Norte de Puebla, Mexico).
Journal of Ethnobiology 17(1):45-67.
_______ . and E. SALMÓN. 1997. Rarámuri Necklaces: A
Rapidly Changing Folk-Art Form in the Sierra Madre Occidental
of Northern Mexico. Journal of Ethnobiology 17(1):1-16.
BEGOSSI, A. 1992. Food Taboos at Buzios Island (Brazil):
Their Significance and Relation to Folk Medicine. Journal of
Ethnobiology 12(1):117-139.
ALCORN, J. B. 1981. Factors Influencing Botanical Resource
Perception Among the Huastec: Suggestions for Future
Ethnobotanical Inquiry. Journal of Ethnobiology 1(2):221-230.
_______ ., H. F. LEITÃO-FILHO and P. J. RICHERSON. 1993.
Plant Uses in a Brazilian Coastal Community (Buzios Island).
Journal of Ethnobiology 13(2):233-256.
ANCIBOR, E. and C. PÉREZ DE MICOU. 1995. Identification
of Firewood Species in the Archaeological Record of the
Patagonian Steppe. Journal of Ethnobiology 15(2):189-200.
BENZ, B. F., F. SANTANA M., R. PINEDA L., J. CEVALLOS
E., L. ROBLES H. and D. DE NIZ L. 1994. Characterization of
Mestizo Plant Use in the Sierra De Manantlan, Jalisco-Colima,
Mexico. Journal of Ethnobiology 14(1):23-41.
ANDERSON, M. K. 1991. California Indian Horticulture:
Management and Use of Redbud by the Southern Sierra Miwok.
Journal of Ethnobiology 11(1):145-158.
BERLIN, B. and J. P. O’NEILL. 1981. The Pervasiveness of
Onomatopoeia in Aguaruna and Huambisa Bird Names. Journal
of Ethnobiology 1(2):238-26l.
_______ . 1997. From Tillage to Table: The Indigenous
Cultivation of Geophytes for Food in California. Journal of
Ethnobiology 17(2):149-169.
_______ ., J. S. BOSTER and J. P. O’NEILL. 1981. The
Perceptual Bases of Ethnobiological Classification: Evidence
from Aguaruna Jivaro Ornithology. Journal of Ethnobiology
1(1):95-108.
ARIOTI, M. 1985. Edible Animals of the Ituri Forest, Africa in
the Ethnozoology of the Efe Bambuti. Journal of Ethnobiology
5(1):21-28.
BERNSTEIN, J. H., R. ELLEN and B. B. ANTARAN. 1997.
The Use of Plot Surveys for the Study of Ethnobotanical
Knowledge: A Brunei Dusun Example. Journal of Ethnobiology
17(1):69-96.
ARKUSH, B. S. 1986. Aboriginal Exploitation of Pronghorn in
the Great Basin. Journal of Ethnobiology 6(2):239-255.
ATRAN, S., ESTIN, P. J. COLEY and D. MEDIN. 1997. Generic
Species and Basic Levels: Essence and Appearance in Folk
Biology. Journal of Ethnobiology 17(1):17-43.
BLAKE, L. W. 1981. Early Acceptance of Watermelon by
Indians of the United States. Journal of Ethnobiology 1(2):193199.
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BOHRER, V. L. 1986. Guideposts in Ethnobotany. Journal of
Ethnobiology 6(1):27-43.
CARR, H. S. 1991. The Maya Medicinal Turtle, Xkokak and a
Suggested Alternate Reading of Two Yucatec Ethnomedical
Texts H. Journal of Ethnobiology 11(2):187-192.
BRADY, T. J. 1989. The Influence of Flotation on the Rate of
Recovery of Wood Charcoal from Archaeological Sites. Journal
of Ethnobiology 9(2):207-227.
CASAS, A., J. CABALLERO and A. VALIENTE-BANUET.
1999. Use Management, and Domestication of Columnar Cacti
in South Central Mexico. Journal of Ethnobiology 19(1): 71-95.
BROWN, C. H. 1982. Folk Zoological Life-Forms and Linguistic
Marking. Journal of Ethnobiology 2(1):95-112.
CHAVERO, E. L. and M. E. ALVAREZ-BUYLLA ROCES. 1988.
Ethnobotany in a Tropical-Humid Region: The Home Gardens
of Balzapote, Veracruz, Mexico. Journal of Ethnobiology
8(1):45-79.
_______ . 1987. The Folk Subgenus: A New Ethnobiological
Rank. Journal of Ethnobiology 7(2):181-192.
BROWNRIGG, L. A. 1996. Categories of Faunal and Floral
Economic Resources of the Native Communities of the Peruvian
Amazon In 1993. Journal of Ethnobiology 16(2):185-211.
CLÉMENT, D. 1995. Why is Taxonomy Utilitarian? Journal of
Ethnobiology 15(1):1-44.
_______ . 1998. The Historical Foundations of Ethnobiology
(1860-1899). Journal of Ethnobiology 18(2):161-187.
BRUSH, S. B. 1986. Genetic Diversity and Conservation in
Traditional Farming Systems. Journal of Ethnobiology 6(1):151167.
COE, F. G. and G. J. ANDERSON. 1997. Ethnobotany of the
Miskitu of Eastern Nicaragua. Journal of Ethnobiology
17(2):171-214.
_______. 1992. Ethnoecology, Biodiversity and Modernization
in Andean Potato Agriculture. Journal of Ethnobiology
12(2):161-185.
COLLINS, P. W. 1991. Interaction Between Island Foxes
(Urocyn littoralis) and Native Americans on Islands Off the
Coast of Southern California: II. Ethnographic, Archaeological
and Historic Evidence. Journal of Ethnobiology 11(2):205-229.
BURK, W. R. 1983. Puffman Usages Among North American
Indians. Journal of Ethnobiology 3(1):55-62.
BUTH, G. M. and I. A. NAVCHOO. 1988. Ethnobotany of
Ladakh (India) Plants Used in Health Care. Journal of
Ethnobiology 8(2):185-194.
_______ . 1991. Interaction Between Island Foxes (Urocyon
littoralis) and Indians in Islands Off the Coast of Southern
California 1. Morphologic and Archeological Evidence of
Human Assisted Dispersal. Journal of Ethnobiology 11(1):5182.
BYE, Jr., R. A . 1981. Quelites - Ethnoecology of Edible
Greens - Past, Present and Future. Journal of Ethnobiology
1(1):109-123.
COMPTON, B. D. 1995. “Ghost’s Ears” (Exobasidium sp. affin.
vaccinni) and Fool’s Huckleberries (Menziesia ferruginea
Smith): A Unique Report of Mycophagy on the Central and
North Coasts of British Columbia. Journal of Ethnobiology
15(1):89-98.
_______ . 1986. Voucher Specimens in Ethnobiological Studies
and Publications. Journal of Ethnobiology 6(1):1-8.
_______ . and E. LINARES. 1983. The Role of Plants Found in
the Mexican Markets and their Importance in Ethnobotanical
Studies. Journal of Ethnobiology 3(1):1-13.
CORDY-COLLINS, A. 1982. Psychoactive Painted Peruvian
Plants the Shamanism Textile. Journal of Ethnobiology 2(2):144153.
_______ . and E. LINARES. 1986. Ethnobotanical Notes from
the Valley of San Luis, Colorado. Journal of Ethnobiology
6(2):289-306.
COSTA-NETO, E. M. 1998. Folk Taxonomy and Cultural
Significance of “Abeia” (Insecta, Hymenoptera) to the
Pankararé, Northeastern Bahia State, Brazil. Journal of
Ethnobiology 18(1):1-13.
_______ . and E. LINARES. 1990. Mexican Market Plants of
16th Century I. Plants Recorded in Historia Natural de Nueva
Espana. Journal of Ethnobiology 10(2):151-168.
COWAN, C. W. and B. D. SMITH. 1993. New Perspectives on
a Wild Gourd in Eastern North America. Journal of
Ethnobiology 13(1):17-54.
CABALLERO N., J. and C. MAPES S. 1985. Gathering and
Subsistence Patterns Among the P’urhepecha Indians of
Mexico. Journal of Ethnobiology 5(1):31-47.
DECKER, D. S. and L. A. NEWSOM. 1988. Numerical Analysis
of Archaeobotanical Cucurbita pepo Seeds from Hontoon
Island, Florida. Journal of Ethnobiology 8(1):35-44.
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DECKER-WALTERS, D. S., T. W. WALTERS, C. W. COWAN
and B. D. SMITH. 1993. Isozymic Characterization of Wild
Populations of Cucurbita pepo. Journal of Ethnobiology
13(1):55-74.
FARRINGTON, I. S. and J. URRY. 1985. Food and the Early
History of Cultivation. Journal of Ethnobiology 5(2):143-158.
FARRIS, G. J. 1982. Pine Nuts as an Aboriginal Food Source
in California and Nevada: Some Contrasts. Journal of
Ethnobiology 2(2):114-122.
DEXTER, R. W. 1984. Contributions of Frank G. Speck (18811950) to Ethnobiology. Journal of Ethnobiology 4(2):171-176.
FERDON, Jr., E. N. 1988. A Case for Taro Preceding Kumara
as the Dominant Domesticate in Ancient New Zealand. Journal
of Ethnobiology 8(1):1-5.
_______ . 1985. Contributions of F. W. Putnam (1839 - 1915) to
Archaeoethnobiology. Journal of Ethnobiology 5(2):135-142.
_______ . 1990. The F.W Putnam-Edward Palmer Relations in
the Development of Early American Ethnobotany. Journal of
Ethnobiology 10(1):35-41.
FERG, A. and A. M. REA. 1983. Prehistoric Bird Bone from the
Big Ditch Site, Arizona. Journal of Ethnobiology 3(2):99-108.
DRURY, H. M. 1985. Nutrients in Native Foods of Southeastern
Alaska. Journal of Ethnobiology 5(2):87-100.
FLORES, J. S. and J. K. BALAM. 1997. Importance of Plants
in the Ch’a Chaak Maya Ritual in the Peninsula of Yucatan.
Journal of Ethnobiology 17(1):97-108.
EHRLICH, C. 1989. Special Problems in an Ethnobotanical
Literature Search: Cordyline terminalis (L.) Kunth, The
Hawaiian Ti Plant. Journal of Ethnobiology 9(1):51-64.
FLOREY, M. J. and X. Y. WOLFF. 1998. Incantations and
Herbal Medicines: Alune Ethnomedical Knowledge in a
Context of Change. Journal of Ethnobiology 18(1):39-67.
ELISABETSKY, E. 1986. New Directions in
Ethnopharmacology. Journal of Ethnobiology 6(1):121-128.
FORD, P. J. 1990. Antelope, Deer, Bighorn Sheep and
Mountain Goats: A Guide to the Carpals. Journal of
Ethnobiology 10(2):169-182.
ELIZONDO, M. G. 1991. Ethnobotany of the Southern
Tepehuan of Durango, Mexico: I. Edible Mushrooms. Journal
of Ethnobiology 11(2):165-173.
FORD, R. I. 1981. Gardening and Farming before A.D. 1000:
Patterns of Prehistoric Cultivation North of Mexico. Journal of
Ethnobiology 1(1):6-27.
ELLEN, R. F. 1986. Ethnobiology, Cognition and the Structure
of Prehension: Some General Theoretical Notes. Journal of
Ethnobiology 6(1):83-98.
FORTH, G. 1995. Ethnozoological Classification and
Classificatory Language Among the Nage of Eastern
Indonesia. Journal of Ethnobiology 15(1):45-69.
EMBODEN, W. A. 1985. The Ethnopharmacology of Centella
asiatica (L.) Urban (Apiaceae). Journal of Ethnobiology
5(2):101-108.
_______ . 1998. Things That Go Po in the Night: The
Classifications of Birds, Sounds, and Spirits Among the Nage
of Eastern Indonesia. Journal of Ethnobiology 18(2):189-209.
EMSLIE, S. D., J. D. SPETH and R. N. WISEMAN. 1992. Two
Prehistoric Puebloan Avifaunas from the Pecos Valley,
Southeastern New Mexico. Journal of Ethnobiology 12(1):83115.
FOWLER, C. S. 1995. Some Notes on Ethnographic
Subsistence Systems in Mojavean Environments in the Great
Basin. Journal of Ethnobiology 15(1):99-117.
ESHBAUGH, W. H., S. I. GUTTMAN and M. J. MCLEOD.
1983. The Origin and Evolution of Domesticated Capsicum
Species. Journal of Ethnobiology 3(1):49-54.
FRATKIN, E. 1996. Traditional Medicine and Concepts of
Healing Among Samburu Pastoralists of Kenya. Journal of
Ethnobiology 16(1):63-97.
ESTABROOK, G. F. 1994. Choice of Fuel for Bagaco Stills
Helps Maintain Biological Diversity in a Traditional Portuguese
Agricultural System. Journal of Ethnobiology 18(1):43-57.
GADE, D. W. 1985. Savanna Woodland, Fire, Protein and Silk
in Highland Madagascar. Journal of Ethnobiology 5(2):109122.
_______ . 1998. Maintenance of Fertility of Shale Soils in a
Traditional Agricultural System in Central Interior Portugal.
Journal of Ethnobiology 14(1):15-33.
GASSER, R. E. and E. C. ADAMS. 1981. Aspects of
Deterioration of Plant Remains in Archaeological Sites: The
Walpi Archaeological Project. Journal of Ethnobiology
1(1):182-192.
EVERETT, Y. 1995. The Kitul Palm: Ethnobotany of Caryota
urens L. in Highland Sri Lanka. Journal of Ethnobiology
15(2):161-171.
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GOETTE, S., M. WILLIAMS, S. JOHANNESSEN and C. A.
HASTORF. 1994. Toward Reconstructing Ancient Maize:
Experiments in Processing and Charring. Journal of
Ethnobiology 14(1):1-21.
_______ . 1998. Recent Doctoral Dissertations of Interest to
Ethnobiologists XVI. Journal of Ethnobiology 18(2):309-316.
_______ . 1999. Recent Doctoral Dissertations of Interest to
Ethnobiologists XVII. Journal of Ethnobiology 19(2):251-257
GOODMAN, S. M. and J. J. HOBBS. 1990. Cross-Cultural
and Historical Comparisons in the Palatability of Several
Egyptian Bird Species. Journal of Ethnobiology 10(1):43-57.
_______ . and J. E. LAFERRIÈRE. 1987. Recent Doctoral
Dissertations of Interest to Ethnobiologists: Fall 1986-Fall 1987.
Journal of Ethnobiology 7(2):223-233.
_______ . and J. J. HOBBS. 1994. The Distribution and
Ethnozoology of Reptiles of the Northern Portion of the
Egyptian Eastern Desert. Journal of Ethnobiology 14(1):75100.
_______ . and J. E. LAFERRIÈRE. 1988. Recent Doctoral
Dissertations of Interest to Ethnobiologists: Fall 1987-Fall 1988.
Journal of Ethnobiology 8(2):205-211.
GRAGSON, T. L. 1995. Pume Exploitation of Mauritia flexuosa
(Palmae) in the Llanos of Venezuela. Journal of Ethnobiology
15(2):177-188.
_______ . and J. E. LAFERRIÈRE. 1990. Recent Doctoral
Dissertations of Interest to Ethnobiologists: Fall 1989-1990.
Journal of Ethnobiology 10(2):227-236.
GRAYSON, D. K. 1981. A Critical View of the Use of
Archaeological Vertebrates in Paleoenvironmental
Reconstruction. Journal of Ethnobiology 1(1):28-38.
_______ . and J. E. LAFERRIÈRE. 1992. Recent Doctoral
Dissertations of Interest to Ethnobiologists: Fall 1991 - Fall
1992. Journal of Ethnobiology 12(2):213-226.
GREMILLION, K. J. 1989. The Development of a Mutualistic
Relationship Between Humans and Maypops (Passíflora
incarnata L.) in the Southeastern United States. Journal of
Ethnobiology 9(2):135-155.
_______ . and J. E. LAFERRIÈRE. 1993. Recent Doctoral
Dissertations of Interest to Ethnobiologists: Fall 1992 - Fall
1993. Journal of Ethnobiology 13(2):257-264.
HAZETT, D. L. 1991. Availability of Nutritional Value of
Cymopterus (Apiaceae) Roots in the Colorado Steppe. Journal
of Ethnobiology 11(1):83-92.
_______ . 1993. The Evolution of Seed Morphology in
Domesticate Chenopodium: An Archaeological Case Study.
Journal of Ethnobiology 13(2):149-169.
HEADLAND, T. N. 1983. An Ethnobotanical Anomaly: The
Dearth of Binomial Specifics in a Folk Taxonomy of a Negrito
Hunter-Gatherer Society in the Philippines. Journal of
Ethnobiology 3(2):109-120.
GRIFFIN, L. C. and R. M. ROWLETT. 1981. A “Lost” Viking
Cereal Grain. Journal of Ethnobiology 1(2):200-207.
GROARK, K. P. 1996. Ritual and Therapeutic Use of
“Hallucinogenic” Harvester Ants (Pogonomyrmex) in Native
South - Central California. Journal of Ethnobiology 16(1):1-29.
HEALEY, C. 1994. Tribes, States and the Exploitation of Birds:
Some Comparisons of Borneo and New Guinea. Journal of
Ethnobiology 14(1):59-73.
HASTORF, C. A. and M. F. WRIGHT. 1998. Interpreting Wild
Seeds from Archeological Sites: A Dung Charring Experiment
from the Andes. Journal of Ethnobiology 18(2):211-227.
HESSE, B. 1982. Animal Domestication and Oscillating
Climates. Journal of Ethnobiology 2(1):1-15.
HAYS, T. E. 1982. Utilitarian/Adaptationist Explanations of
Folk Biological Classification: Some Cautionary Notes. Journal
of Ethnobiology 2(1):89-94.
_______ . 1990. Pig Lovers and Pig Haters: Patterns of
Palestinian Pork Production. Journal of Ethnobiology10(2):195226.
_______ . 1983. Recent Anthropology Doctoral Dissertations
of Interest to Ethnobiologist I. Journal of Ethnobiology
3(2):179-184.
HEVLY, R. H. 1981. Pollen Production, Transport and
Preservation: Potentials and Limitations in Archaeological
Palynology. Journal of Ethnobiology 1(1): 39-54.
_______ . 1997. Recent Doctoral Dissertations of Interest to
Ethnobiologists XIV. Journal of Ethnobiology 17(1):109-117.
HOLLOWAY, R. G. and V. M. BRYANT, JR. 1986. New
Directions of Palynology in Ethnobiology. Journal of
Ethnobiology 6(1):47 - 65.
_______ . 1998. Recent Doctoral Dissertations of Interest to
Ethnobiologists XV. Journal of Ethnobiology 18(1):129-136.
HOLMAN, M. B. and K. C. EGAN. 1985. Processing Maple
Sap with Prehistoric Techniques. Journal of Ethnobiology
5(1):61-77.
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HOVEY, K and D. RISSOLO. 1999. The Process and
Sociocultural Significance of Gopher Trapping in a Modern
Yucatec Maya Community. Journal of Ethnobiology 19(2):261276.
KAMPPINEN, M. 1988. Espiritus Incorporados: The Roles of
Plants and Animals in the Amazonia Mestizo Folklore. Journal
of Ethnobiology 8(2):141-148.
KHASBAGAN, NARISU, and K. STUART. 1999.
Ethnobotanical Overview of Gogd (Allium ramosum L.): A
Traditional Edible Wild Plant Used by Inner Mongolians.
Journal of Ethnobiology 19(2):221-225.
HOWARD, T. N. 1996. Australian Aboriginal Burning Mishaps
and Conflict: Implications for Ethnobiology. Journal of
Ethnobiology 16(2):224-253.
HUNN, E. S. 1981. On the Relative Contribution of Men and
Women to Subsistence Among Hunter-Gatherers of the
Columbia Plateau: A Comparison with Ethnographic Atlas
Summaries. Journal of Ethnobiology 1(1):124-134.
KINDSCHER, K., K. P. MANFREDI, M. BRITTON, M.
DEMIDOVA, and D. P. HURLBURT. 1998. Testing Prairie
Plants with Ethnobotanical Importance for Anti-Cancer and
Anti-AIDS Compounds. Journal of Ethnobiology 18(2):229245.
_______ . 1992. The Use of Sound Recordings as Voucher
Specimens and Stimulus Materials in Ethnozoological
Research. Journal of Ethnobiology 12(2):187-198.
KLIPPEL, W. E., L. M. SNYDER and P. W. PARMALEE. 1987.
Taphonomy and Archaeologically Recovered Mammal Bone
From Southeast Missouri. Journal of Ethnobiology 7(2):155169.
_______ . and D. H. FRENCH. 1984. Alternatives to Taxonomic
Hierarchy: The Sahaptin Case. Journal of Ethnobiology 4(1):7392.
KUHNLEIN, H. 1981. Dietary Mineral Ecology of the Hopi.
Journal of Ethnobiology 1(1): 84-94.
ISKANDAR, J. and R. ELLEN. 1999. In Situ Conservation of
Rice Landraces among the Baduy of West Java. Journal of
Ethnobiology 19(1):97-125.
_______ . 1986. Food Sample Collection for Nutrient Analyses
in Ethnobiological Studies. Journal of Ethnobiology 6(1):1925.
JOHANNESSEN, S. and C. A. HASTORF. 1990. A History of
Fuel Management (A.D. 500 to the Present) in the Mantaro
Valley, Peru. Journal of Ethnobiology 10(1):61-90.
_______ . and N. J. TURNER. 1986. Cow Parsnip (Heracleum
lanatum Michx.): An Indigenous Vegetable of Native People
of Northwestern North America. Journal of Ethnobiology
6(2):309-324.
JOHNS, T. and I. KUBO. 1988. A Survey of Traditional
Methods Employed for the Detoxification of Plant Foods.
Journal of Ethnobiology 8(1):81-129.
_______ ., A. C. CHAN, J. N. THOMPSON and S. NAKAI.
1982. Ooligan Grease: A Nutritious Fat Used by Native People
of Coastal British Columbia. Journal of Ethnobiology 2(2):154161.
JOHNSON GOTTESFELD, L. M. 1994. Wet’suwet’en
Ethnobotany: Traditional Plant Uses. Journal of Ethnobiology
14(2):185-210.
LAFERRIÈRE, J. E. 1984. Recent Doctoral Dissertations of
Interest to Ethnobiologists. Journal of Ethnobiology 4(2):201206.
_______ . and B. ANDERSON. 1988. Gitksan Traditional
Medicine: Herbs and Healing. Journal of Ethnobiology 8(1):1334.
_______ . 1985. Recent Doctoral Dissertations of Interest to
Ethnobiologists: Fall 1984 - Fall 1985. Journal of Ethnobiology
5(2):159-162.
_______ . and S. HARGUS. 1998. Classification and
Nomenclature in Witsuwit’en Ethnobotany: A Preliminary
Examination. Journal of Ethnobiology 18(1):69-101.
_______ . and T. E. HAYS. 1986. Recent Doctoral Dissertations
of Interest to Ethnobiologists: Fall 1985-Fall 1986. Journal of
Ethnobiology 6(2):325-333.
JOHNSON, L. M. 1999. Gitksan Plant Classification and
Nomenclature. Journal of Ethnobiology 19(2):179-218.
JONES, T. 1981. The Anu and the Maca. Journal of
Ethnobiology 1(2):208-212.
_______ . and T. E. HAYS. 1991. Recent Doctoral Dissertations
of Interest to Ethnobiologists: Fall 1990-Fall 1991. Journal of
Ethnobiology 11(2):259-270.
JOYAL, E. 1994. Palm Ethnoecology in the Saripiqui Region
of Costa Rica. Journal of Ethnobiology 14(2):161-172.
_______ . and T. E. HAYS. 1994. Recent Doctoral Dissertations
of Interest to Ethnobiologists XII. Journal of Ethnobiology
14(2):235-240.
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_______ . and T. E. HAYS. 1995. Recent Doctoral Dissertations
of Interest to Ethnobiologists XIII. Journal of Ethnobiology
15(2):281-286.
MCCLURE, S. A. and W. H. ESHBAUGH. 1983. Love Potions
of Andros Island, Bahamas. Journal of Ethnobiology 3(2):149156.
_______ ., C. W. WEBER and E. A. KOHLHEPP. Use and
Nutritional Composition of Some Traditional Mountain Pima
Plant Foods. Journal of Ethnobiology 11(1):93-116.
MCCORKLE, C. M. 1986. An Introduction to Ethnoveterinary
Research and Development. Journal of Ethnobiology 6(1):129149.
LENTZ, D. L. 1984. Utah Juniper (Juniperus osteosperma)
Cones and Seeds from Salmon Ruin, New Mexico. Journal of
Ethnobiology 4(2):191-200.
MCDONALD, D. L. 1989. A Survey of Public Plantings in the
Front Yards of Residences in Galveston, Texas, U. S. A. Journal
of Ethnobiology 9(1):31-46.
_______ . 1990. Acrocomia mexicana: Palm of the Ancient
Mesoamericans. Journal of Ethnobiology 10(2):183-194.
MEILLEUR, B. A., E. S. HUNN and R. L. COX. 1990. Lomatium
dissectum (Apiaceae): Multi-Purpose Plant of the Pacific
Northwest. Journal of Ethnobiology 10(1):1-20.
LEPOFSKY, D. 1989. Eating Eggs on Eloaua: The Initiation of
a Mutualistic Relationship. Journal of Ethnobiology 9(2):229231.
MILLER, N. F. 1985. Paleoethnobotanical Evidence for
Deforestation in Ancient Iran: A Case Study of Urban Malyan.
Journal of Ethnobiology 5(1):1-20.
_______ ., K. KUSMER, B. HAYDEN and K. P. LERTZMAN.
1996. Reconstructing Prehistoric Socioeconomies from
Paleoethnobotanical and Zooarchaeological Data: An Example
from the British Columbia Plateau. Journal of Ethnobiology
16(1):31-62.
_______ . and T. L. SMART. 1984. Intentional Burning of
Dung as Fuel: A Mechanism for the Incorporation of Charred
Seeds into the Archeaological Record. Journal of Ethnobiology
4(1):15-28.
LEWIS, R. O. 1981. Use of Opal Phytoliths in
Paleoenvironmental Reconstruction. Journal of Ethnobiology
1(1):175 -181.
MILLIKEN, W. and B. ALBERT. 1997. The Construction of a
New Yanomami Round-House. Journal of Ethnobiology
17(2):215-233.
LYMAN, R. L. 1986. On the Analysis and Interpretation of
Species List Data in Zooarchaeology. Journal of Ethnobiology
6(1):67-81.
MINNIS, P. E. 1991. Famine Foods of the North American
Desert Borderlands in Historical Context. Journal of
Ethnobiology 11(2):231-257.
_______ . 1987. Zooarchaeology and Taphonomy: A General
Consideration. Journal of Ethnobiology 7(1):93-117.
MOERMAN, D. E., R. W. PEMBERTON, D. KIEFER and
BRENT BERLIN. 1999. A Comparative Analysis of Five
Medicinal Floras. Journal of Ethnobiology 19(1):49-67.
_______ . 1992. Influences of Mid-Holocene Altithermal
Climates on Mammalian Faunas and Human Subsistence in
Eastern Washington. Journal of Ethnobiology 12(1):37-62.
MORENO-BLACK, G., W. AKANAN, P. SOMNASANG, S.
THAMATHAWAN and P. BROZVOSKY. 1996. NonDomesticated Food Resources in the Marketplace and
Marketing System of Northeastern Thailand. Journal of
Ethnobiology 16(1):99-117.
MANDUJANO, S. and V. RICO-GRAY. 1991. Hunting, Use
and Knowledge of the Biology of the White-Tailed Deer
(Odocoileus virginianus Hays) by the Maya of Central
Yucatan, Mexico. Journal of Ethnobiology 11(2):175-183.
MOREY, D. F. 1983. Archaeological Assessment of Seasonality
from Freshwater Fish Remains: A Quantitative Procedure.
Journal of Ethnobiology 3(1):75-95.
MAPES, C., G. GUZMAN and J. CABALLERO N. 1981.
Elements of the Purepecha Mycological Classification. Journal
of Ethnobiology 1(2): 231-237.
MORRIS, B. 1984. The Pragmatics of Folk Classification.
Journal of Ethnobiology 4(1):45-60.
MCCLUNG DE TAPIA, E. 1990. A Perspective on Mexican
Ethnobotany. Journal of Ethnobiology 10(2):141-150.
MORRIS, E.A., W. M. WITKIND, R. L. DIX and J.
JACOBSON. 1981. Nutritional Content of Selected Aboriginal
Foods in Northeastern Colorado: Buffalo (Bison bison) and
Wild Onions (Allium spp.). Journal of Ethnobiology 1(2):213220.
_______ . 1990. Published and Unpublished Works of C. Earle
Smith, Jr. (1922-1987). Journal of Ethnobiology 10(2):113-118.
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MULCAHY, F. D. 1988. Botanical Life-Forms in European
Romany. Journal of Ethnobiology 8(2):171-184.
_______ . 1983. Keeping of Stingless Bees by the Kayapo
Indian of Brazil. Journal of Ethnobiology 3(1):63-73.
MUNSON, P. J. 1989. Still More on the Antiquity of Maple
Sugar and Syrup in Aboriginal Eastern North America. Journal
of Ethnobiology 9(2):159-170.
_______ . 1984. Hierarchy and Utility in a Folk Biological
Taxonomic System: Patterns in Classification of Arthropods
by the Kayapo Indians of Brazil. Journal of Ethnobiology
4(2):123-140.
NABHAN, G. P., A. M. REA, K. L. REICHHARDT, E. MELLINK
and C. F. HUTCHINSON. 1982. Papago Influences on Habitat
and Biotic Diversity: Quitovac Oasis Ethnoecology. Journal
of Ethnobiology 2(2):124-143.
_______ . 1986. Topics and Issues in Ethnoentomology with
Some Suggestions for the Development of HypothesisGeneration and Testing in Ethnobiology. Journal of
Ethnobiology 6(1):99-120.
_______ ., A. WHITING, H. DOBYNS, R. HEVLY and R.
EULER. 1981. Devil’s Claw Domestication: Evidence from
Southwestern Indian Fields. Journal of Ethnobiology 1(1):135164.
_______ . 1990. Intellectual Property Rights: What is the
Position of Ethnobiology. Journal of Ethnobiology 10(1):9398.
NEUSIUS, S. W. and P. R. FLINT. 1985. Cottontail Species
Identification: Zooarchaeological Use of Mandibular
Measurements. Journal of Ethnobiology 5(1):51-60.
POZORSKI, S. 1983. Changing Subsistence Priorities and
Early Settlement Patterns on the North Coast of Peru. Journal
of Ethnobiology 3(1):15-38.
NEWSOM, L. A., S. D. WEBB and J. S. DUNBAR. 1993.
History and Geographic Distribution of Cucurbita pepo
Gourds in Florida. Journal of Ethnobiology 13(1):75-98.
POZORSKI, T and S. POZORSKI. 1997. Cherimoya and
Guanabana in the Archaeological Record of Peru. Journal of
Ethnobiology 17(2):235-248.
NOLAN, J. M. 1998. The Roots of Tradition: Social Ecology,
Cultural Geography, and Medicinal Plant Knowledge in the
Ozark-Ouachita Highlands. Journal of Ethnobiology 18(2):249272.
PULLIAM, H. R. 1981. On Predicting Human Diets. Journal of
Ethnobiology 1(1):61-68.
PURDUE, J. R. 1987. Estimation of Body Weight of WhiteTailed Deer (Odocoileus virginianus) from Bone Size. Journal
of Ethnobiology 7(1):1-12.
O’ROURKE, M. K. 1983. Pollen from Adobe Brick. Journal of
Ethnobiology 3(1):39-48.
RAAB, L. M. 1992. An Optimal Foraging Analysis of Prehistoric
Shellfish Collecting on San Clemente Island, California. Journal
of Ethnobiology 12(1):63-80.
ORLOVE, B. S. and R. GODOY. 1986. Sectoral Fallowing
Systems in the Central Andes. Journal of Ethnobiology
6(1):169-204.
RAMOS-ELORDUY DE CONCONI, J. and M. EN. C. J. M. P.
MORENO. 1988. The Utilization of Insects in the Empirical
Medicine of Ancient Mexicans. Journal of Ethnobiology
4(1):195-202.
PADOCH, C. 1986. Agricultural Site Selection Among
Permanent Field Farmers: An Example from East Kalimantan,
Indonesia. Journal of Ethnobiology 6(2):279-288.
PAKE, C. V. 1987. Medical Ethnobotany of Hmong Refugees
in Thailand. Journal of Ethnobiology 7(1):13-26.
_______ ., J. M. P. MORENO, C. M. MAYAUDON, F. R.
VALDEZ, M. A. PEREZ, E. E. PRADO and H. B. RODRIGUEZ.
1984. Protein Content of Some Edible Insects in Mexico. Journal
of Ethnobiology 8(2):61-72.
PAZ, V. A. and A. BEGOSSI. 1996. Ethnoichthyology of
Gamboa Fishermen of Sepetiba Bay, Brazil. Journal of
Ethnobiology 16(2):157-168.
RASHFORD, J. 1994. Africa’s Baobab Tree: Why Monkey
Names? Journal of Ethnobiology 14(2):173-183.
PEARSALL, D. M. 1983. Evaluating the Stability of
Subsistence Strategies by Use of Paleoethnobotanical Data.
Journal of Ethnobiology 3(2):121-137.
REA, A. M. 1981. Resource Utilization and Food Taboos of
Sonoran Desert Peoples. Journal of Ethnobiology 1(1):69-83.
POSEY, D. A. 1981. Wasps, Warriors and Fearless Men:
Ethnoentomology of the Kayapo Indians of Central Brazil.
Journal of Ethnobiology 1(1):165-174.
_______ . 1986. Verification and Reverification: Problems in
Archaeofaunal Studies. Journal of Ethnobiology 6(1):9-18.
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REINHARD, K. J., D. L. HAMILTON and R. H. HEVLY. 1991.
Use of Pollen Concentration in Paleopharmacology Corprolite
Evidence of Medicinal Plants. Journal of Ethnobiology
11(1):117-134.
_______ . 1990. How I Met C. Earle Smith. Journal of
Ethnobiology 10(2):119-122.
SCORA, P. E. and R. W. SCORA. 1990. Some Observations
on the Nature of Papyrus Bonding. Journal of Ethnobiology
11(2):193-202.
REITZ, E. J. 1982. Vertebrate Fauna from Four Coastal
Mississippian Sites. Journal of Ethnobiology 2(1): 39-61.
SETZ, E. Z. F. 1991. Animals in the Nambiquara Diet: Methods
of Collection and Processing. Journal of Ethnobiology 11(1):122.
_______ . 1994. The Wells of Spanish Florida: Using
Taphonomy to Identify Site History. Journal of Ethnobiology
14(2):141-160.
SHAFFER, B. S., K. M. GARDNER and B. W. BAKER. 1996.
Prehistoric Small Game Snare Trap Technology, Deployment
Strategy and Trapper Gender Depicted in Mimbres Pottery.
Journal of Ethnobiology 16(2):145-155.
_______ ., R. A. MARRINAN and S. L. SCOTT. 1987. Survey
of Vertebrate Remains from Prehistoric Sites in the Savannah
River Valley. Journal of Ethnobiology 7(2):195-221.
RICO-GAY, V. and J. G. GARCIA-FRANCO. 1991. The Maya
and the Vegetation of the Yucatan Peninsula. Journal of
Ethnobiology 11(1):135-144.
SHEA, B. T. 1984. Between the Gorilla and the Chimpanzee: A
History of Debate Concerning the Existence of the KoolooKampa or Gorilla-Like Champanzee. Journal of Ethnobiology
4(1):1-13.
RISSMAN, P. 1986. Seasonal Aspects of Man/Cattle
Interaction in Bronze Age Western India. Journal of
Ethnobiology 6(2):257-277.
SHUSTER, R. A. and BYE, JR., R. A. 1983. Patterns of Variation
in Exotic Races of Maize (Zea mays, Gramineae) in a New
Geographic Area. Journal of Ethnobiology 3(2):157-177.
RODRIGUEZ, B. 1984. Protein Content of Some Edible Insects
in Mexico. Journal of Ethnobiology 4(1):61-72.
SILLITOE, P. 1995. An Ethnobotanical Account of the Plant
Resources of the Wola Region, Southern Highlands Province,
Papua New Guinea. Journal of Ethnobiology 15(2):201-235.
RODRIGUEZ, M. F. 1999. Plant Species (Poaceae, Asteraceae,
Fabaceae and Solanaceae) at an Archeological Site in the
Southern Argentine Puna. Journal of Ethnobiology 19(2):229247.
_______ . 1998. An Ethnobotanical Account of the Vegetation
Communities of the Wola Province, Southern Highlands
Province, Papua New Guinea. Journal of Ethnobiology
18(1):103-128.
ROWLETT, R. M. and M. HOPF. 1982. Differential Grain Use
on the Titelberg, Luxembourg. Journal of Ethnobiology 2(1):7988.
SLEDGE, W. A. and R. E. SCHULTES. 1988. Richard Spruce:
A Multi-Talented Botanist. Journal of Ethnobiology (1):7-12.
SALLS, R. A. 1989. To Catch a Fish: Some Limitations on
Prehistoric Fishing in Southern California with Special
Reference to Native Plant Fiber Fishing Line. Journal of
Ethnobiology 9(2):173-199.
SMITH, S. D. 1987. The Economic Potential of Chenopodium
berlandieri in Prehistoric Eastern North America. Journal of
Ethnobiology 7(1):29-54.
SCHMITT, D. N. 1995. The Taphonomy of Golden Eagle Prey
Accumulations at Great Basin Roosts. Journal of Ethnobiology
15(2):237-256.
SOBOLIK, K. D. and D. J. GERICK. 1992. Prehistoric Medicinal
Plant Usage: A Case Study From Coprolites. Journal of
Ethnobiology 12(2):203-211.
SCHOENWETTER, J. 1987. A Palynological Approach to a
Chronometry Problem on the Colorado Plateau. Journal of
Ethnobiology 7(2):123-135.
SOLERI, D. and D. A. CLEVELAND. 1993. Hopi Crop Diversity
and Change. Journal of Ethnobiology 13(2):203-231.
SOUZA, V., J. BAIN, C. SILVA, V. BOUCHET, E. MÁRQUEZ
and L. E. EGUIARTE. 1997. Ethnomicrobiology: Do
Agricultural Practices - and Women - Modify the Population
Structure of the Nitrogen-Fixing Bacteria Rhizobium etli?
Journal of Ethnobiology 17(2):249-266.
SCHULTES, R. E. 1983. Richard Spruce: An Early
Ethnobotanist and Explorer of the Northwest Amazon and
Northern Andes. Journal of Ethnobiology 3(2):139-147.
_______ . 1986. Recognition of Variability in Wild Plants by
Indians of the Northwest Amazon: An Enigma. Journal of
Ethnobiology 6(2):229-238.
SPENNEMANN, D. H. R. 1994. Traditional Arrowroot
Production and Utilization in the Marshall Islands. Journal of
Ethnobiology 14(2):211-234.
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STEINBERG, M. K. 1999. Maize Diversity and Cultural Change
in a Maya Agroecological Landscape. Journal of Ethnobiology
19(1):127-139.
_______ . 1989. “All Berries Have Relations” Mid-Range Folk
Plant Groupings in Thompson and Lillooet Interior Salish.
Journal of Ethnobiology 9(1):69-110.
STEVENSON, T. B. and B. HESSE. 1990. “Domestication” of
Hyrax (Procavia capensis) in Yemen. Journal of Ethnobiology
10(1):23-32.
_______ . and A. DAVIS. 1993. “When Everything was
Scarce”: The Role of Plants as Famine Foods in Northwestern
North America. Journal of Ethnobiology 13(2):171-201.
SULLIVAN, III., A. P. 1987. Seeds of Discontent: Implications
of a “Pompeii” Archaeobotanical Assemblage for Grand
Canyon Anasazi Subsistence Models. Journal of Ethnobiology
7(2):137-153.
_______ ., L. M. JOHNSON GOTTESFELD, H. V. KUHNLEIN
and A. CESKA. 1992. Edible Wood Fern Rootstocks of Western
North America: Solving an Ethnobotanical Puzzle. Journal of
Ethnobiology 12(1):1-34.
SUTTON, M. Q. 1993. Midden and Coprolite Derived
Subsistence Evidence: An Analysis of Data from the La Quinta
Site, Salton Basin, California. Journal of Ethnobiology 13(1):116.
VENTURA, C. 1996. The Symbolism of Jakaltek Maya Tree
Gourd Vessels and Corn Drinks in Guatemala. Journal of
Ethnobiology 16(2):169-183.
VOEKS, R. A. 1995. Candomblé Ethnobotany: African
Medicinal Plant Classification in Brazil. Journal of
Ethnobiology 15(2):257-280.
SWETNAM, T. W. 1984. Peeled Ponderosa Pine Trees: A
Record of Inner Bark Utilization by Native Americans. Journal
of Ethnobiology 4(2):177-190.
WADDY, J. 1982. Biological Classification from a Groote
Eylandt Aborigine’s Point of View. Journal of Ethnobiology
2(1):63-77.
TAYLOR, P. M. 1984. “Covert Categories” Reconsidered:
Identifying Unlabeled Classes in Tobelo Folk Biological
Classification. Journal of Ethnobiology 4(2):105-122.
WESTER, L. and S. YONGVANIT. 1995. Biological Diversity
and Community Lore in Northeastern Thailand. Journal of
Ethnobiology 15(1):71-87.
TELBAN, B. 1988. The Role of Medical Ethnobotany in
Ethnomedicine: A New Guinea Example. Journal of
Ethnobiology 8(2):149-169.
WILSON, C. S. 1985. Malay Medicinal Use of Plants. Journal
of Ethnobiology 5(2):123-134.
THORTON, T. F. 1999. Tleikwaaní, The “Berried” Landscape
the Structure of Tlingit Edible Fruit Resources at Glacier Bay
Alaska. Journal of Ethnobiology 19(1):27-48.
WING, E. S. and S. R. WING. 1995. Prehistoric Ceramic Age
Adaptation to Varying Diversity of Animal Resources Along
the West Indian Archipelago. Journal of Ethnobiology
15(1):119-148.
TIMBROOK, J. 1982. Use of Wild Cherry Pits as Food by the
California Indians. Journal of Ethnobiology 2(2):162-176.
_______ . 1984. Chumash Ethnobotany: A Preliminary Report.
Journal of Ethnobiology 4(2):141-169.
WINTERHALDER, B. 1986. Optimal Foraging: Simulation
Studies of Diet Choice in a Stochastic Environment Journal of
Ethnobiology 6(1):205-223.
_______ . 1987. Virtuous Herbs: Plants in Chumash Medicine.
Journal of Ethnobiology 7(2):171-180.
YARNELL, R. A. 1981. Inferred Dating of Ozark Bluff Dweller
Occupations Based on Achene Size of Sunflower and
Sumpweed. Journal of Ethnobiology 1(1):55-60.
TODT, D. L. and N. HANNON. 1998. Food Plant Resource
Ranking on the Upper Klamath River of Oregon and California:
A Methodology with Archeological Applications. Journal of
Ethnobiology 18(2):273-308.
YOHE, II, R. M. 1997. Archaeological Evidence of Aboriginal
Cultigen Use in Late Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Century
Death Valley, California. Journal of Ethnobiology 17(2):267282.
TURNER, N. J. 1982. Traditional Use of Devil’s-Club
(Oplopanax horridus: Araliaceae) by Native Peoples in
Western North America. Journal of Ethnobiology 2(1):17-38.
ZÁRATE, S. 1999. Ethnobotany and Domestication Process
of Leucaena in Mexico. Journal of Ethnobiology 19(1):1-23.
_______ . 1987. General Plant Categories in Thompson and
Lillooet, Two Interior Salish Languages of British Columbia.
Journal of Ethnobiology 7(1):55-82.
ZENT, E. L. and S. R ZENT. 1999. Is the Frailejón a Life Form or
an Unaffiliated Generic?: Examining the Rank of an Endemic
Paramo Plant. Journal of Ethnobiology 19(2):143-176.
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ZIMMERER, K. S. 1991. Managing Diversity in Potato and
Maize Fields of the Peruvian Andes. Journal of Ethnobiology
1(1):23-50.
LEWIS, R. O. 1981. Use of Opal Phytoliths in
Paleoenvironmental Reconstruction. Journal of Ethnobiology
1(1):175-181.
GASSER, R. E. and E. C. ADAMS. 1981. Aspects of
Deterioration of Plant Remains in Archaeological Sites: The
Walpi Archaeological Project. Journal of Ethnobiology
1(1):182-192.
INDEX BY JOURNAL ISSUE
Volume 1, Number 1
May 1981
FORD, R. I. 1981. Gardening and Farming before A.D. 1000:
Patterns of Prehistoric Cultivation North of Mexico. Journal of
Ethnobiology 1(1):6-27.
Volume 1, Number 2
December 1981
BLAKE, L. W. 1981. Early Acceptance of Watermelon by
Indians of the United States. Journal of Ethnobiology 1(2):193199.
GRAYSON, D. K. 1981. A Critical View of the Use of
Archaeological Vertebrates in Paleoenvironmental
Reconstruction. Journal of Ethnobiology 1(1):28-38.
GRIFFIN, L. C. and R. M. ROWLETT. 1981. A “Lost” Viking
Cereal Grain. Journal of Ethnobiology 1(2):200-207.
HEVLY, R. H. 1981. Pollen Production, Transport and
Preservation: Potentials and Limitations in Archaeological
Palynology. Journal of Ethnobiology 1(1):39-54.
JONES, T. 1981. The Anu and the Maca. Journal of
Ethnobiology 1(2):208-212.
YARNELL, R. A. 1981. Inferred Dating of Ozark Bluff Dweller
Occupations Based on Achene Size of Sunflower and
Sumpweed. Journal of Ethnobiology 1(1):55-60.
MORRIS, E.A., W. M. WITKIND, R. L. DIX and J.
JACOBSON. 1981. Nutritional Content of Selected Aboriginal
Foods in Northeastern Colorado: Buffalo (Bison bison) and
Wild Onions (Allium spp.). Journal of Ethnobiology 1(2):213220.
PULLIAM, H. R. 1981. On Predicting Human Diets. Journal of
Ethnobiology 1(1):61-68.
REA, A. M. 1981. Resource Utilization and Food Taboos of
Sonoran Desert Peoples. Journal of Ethnobiology 1(1):69-83.
ALCORN, J. B. 1981. Factors Influencing Botanical Resource
Perception Among the Huastec: Suggestions for Future
Ethnobotanical Inquiry. Journal of Ethnobiology 1(2):221-230.
KUHNLEIN, H. V. 1981. Dietary Mineral Ecology of the
Hopi. Journal of Ethnobiology 1(1):84-94.
MAPES, C., G. GUZMAN and J. CABALLERO N. 1981.
Elements of the Purepecha Mycological Classification. Journal
of Ethnobiology 1(2):231-237.
BERLIN, B., J. S. BOSTER and J. P. O’NEILL. 1981. The
Perceptual Bases of Ethnobiological Classification: Evidence
from Aguaruna Jivaro Ornithology. Journal of Ethnobiology
1(1):95-108.
BERLIN, B. and J. P. O’NEILL. 1981. The Pervasiveness of
Onomatopoeia in Aguaruna and Huambisa Bird Names. Journal
of Ethnobiology 1(2):238-26l.
BYE, JR., R. A. 1981. Quelites - Ethnoecology of Edible Greens
- Past, Present and Future. Journal of Ethnobiology 1(1):109123.
May 1982
Volume 2, Number 1
HESSE, B. 1982. Animal Domestication and Oscillating
Climates. Journal of Ethnobiology 2(1):1-15.
HUNN, E. S. 1981. On the Relative Contribution of Men and
Women to Subsistence Among Hunter-Gatherers of the
Columbia Plateau: A Comparison with Ethnographic Atlas
Summaries. Journal of Ethnobiology 1(1):124-134.
TURNER, N. J. 1982. Traditional Use of Devil’s-Club
(Oplopanax horridus: Araliaceae) by Native Peoples in
Western North America. Journal of Ethnobiology 2(1):17-38.
NABHAN, G., A. WHITING, H. DOBYNS, R. HEVLY and R.
EULER. 1981. Devil’s Claw Domestication: Evidence from
Southwestern Indian Fields. Journal of Ethnobiology 1(1):135164.
REITZ, E. J. 1982. Vertebrate Fauna from Four Coastal
Mississippian Sites. Journal of Ethnobiology 2(1):39-61.
WADDY, J. 1982. Biological Classification from a Groote
Eylandt Aborigine’s Point of View. Journal of Ethnobiology
2(1):63-77.
POSEY, D. A. 1981. Wasps, Warriors and Fearless Men:
Ethnoentomology of the Kayapo Indians of Central Brazil.
Journal of Ethnobiology 1(1):165-174.
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ROWLETT, R. M. and M. HOPF. 1982. Differential Grain Use
on the Titelberg, Luxembourg. Journal of Ethnobiology 2(1):7988.
MOREY, D. F. 1983. Archaeological Assessment of Seasonality
from Freshwater Fish Remains: A Quantitative Procedure.
Journal of Ethnobiology 3(1):75-95.
HAYS, T. E. 1982. Utilitarian/Adaptationist Explanations of
Folk Biological Classification: Some Cautionary Notes. Journal
of Ethnobiology 2(1):89-94.
Volume 3, Number 2
December 1983
FERG, A. and A. M. REA. 1983. Prehistoric Bird Bone from the
Big Ditch Site, Arizona. Journal of Ethnobiology 3(2):99-108.
BROWN, C. H. 1982. Folk Zoological Life-Forms and Linguistic
Marking. Journal of Ethnobiology 2(1):95-112.
HEADLAND, T. N. 1983. An Ethnobotanical Anomaly: The
Dearth of Binomial Specifics in a Folk Taxonomy of a Negrito
Hunter-Gatherer Society in the Philippines. Journal of
Ethnobiology 3(2):109-120.
Volume 2, Number 2
December 1982
FARRIS, G. J. 1982. Pine Nuts as an Aboriginal Food Source
in California and Nevada: Some Contrasts. Journal of
Ethnobiology 2(2):114-122.
PEARSALL, D. M. 1983. Evaluating the Stability of
Subsistence Strategies by Use of Paleoethnobotanical Data.
Journal of Ethnobiology 3(2):121-137.
NABHAN, G. P., A. M. REA, K. L. REICHHARDT, E. MELLINK
and C. F. HUTCHINSON. 1982. Papago Influences on Habitat
and Biotic Diversity: Quitovac Oasis Ethnoecology. Journal
of Ethnobiology 2(2):124-143.
SCHULTES, R. E. 1983. Richard Spruce: An Early
Ethnobotanist and Explorer of the Northwest Amazon and
Northern Andes. Journal of Ethnobiology 3(2):139-147.
MCCLURE, S. A. and W. H. ESHBAUGH. 1983. Love Potions
of Andros Island, Bahamas. Journal of Ethnobiology 3(2):149156.
CORDY-COLLINS, A. 1982. Psychoactive Painted Peruvian
Plants the Shamanism Textile. Journal of Ethnobiology (2):144153.
SHUSTER, R. A. and BYE, JR., R. A. 1983. Patterns of Variation
in Exotic Races of Maize (Zea mays, Gramineae) in a New
Geographic Area. Journal of Ethnobiology 3(2):157-177.
KUHNLEIN, H. V., A. C. CHAN, J. N. THOMPSON and S.
NAKAI. 1982. Ooligan Grease: A Nutritious Fat Used by
Native People of Coastal British Columbia, Journal of
Ethnobiology 2(2):154-161.
HAYS, T. E. 1983. Recent Anthropology Doctoral Dissertations
of Interest to Ethnobiologist I. Journal of Ethnobiology
3(2):179-184.
TIMBROOK, J. 1982. Use of Wild Cherry Pits as Food by the
California Indians. Journal of Ethnobiology 2(2):162-176.
May 1984
Volume 4, Number 1
SHEA, B. T. 1984. Between the Gorilla and the Chimpanzee: A
History of Debate Concerning the Existence of the KoolooKampa or Gorilla-Like Champanzee. Journal of Ethnobiology
4(1):1-13.
May 1983
Volume 3, Number 1
BYE, JR., R. A. and E. LINARES. 1983. The Role of Plants
Found in the Mexican Markets and their Importance in
Ethnobotanical Studies. Journal of Ethnobiology 3(1):1-13.
POZORSKI, S. 1983. Changing Subsistence Priorities and
Early Settlement Patterns on the North Coast of Peru. Journal
of Ethnobiology 3(1):15-38.
MILLER, N. F. and T. L. SMART. 1984. Intentional Burning of
Dung as Fuel:A Mechanism for the Incorporation of Charred
Seeds into the Archeaological Record. Journal of Ethnobiology
4(1):15-28.
O’ROURKE, M. K. 1983. Pollen from Adobe Brick. Journal of
Ethnobiology 3(1):39-48.
ADAMS, K. R. 1984. Evidence of Wood-Dwelling Termites in
Archaeological Sites in the Southwestern United States.
Journal of Ethnobiology 4(1):29-43.
ESHBAUGH, W. H., S. I. GUTTMAN and M. J. MCLEOD.
1983. The Origin and Evolution of Domesticated Capsicum
Species. Journal of Ethnobiology 3(1):49-54.
MORRIS, B. 1984. The Pragmatics of Folk Classification.
Journal of Ethnobiology 4(1):45-60.
BURK, W. R. 1983. Puffman Usages Among North American
Indians. Journal of Ethnobiology 3(1):55-62.
RAMOS -ELORDUY DE CONCONI, J., J. M. P. MORENO,
C. M. MAYAUDON,F.R.VALDEZ, M. A. PEREZ, E. E. PRADO
and H. B. RODRIGUEZ. 1984. Protein Content of Some Edible
Insects in Mexico. Journal of Ethnobiology 4(1):61-72.
POSEY, D. A. 1983. Keeping of Stingless Bees by the Kayapo
Indian of Brazil. Journal of Ethnobiology 3(1):63-73.
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HUNN, E. S. and D. H. FRENCH. 1984. Alternatives to
Taxonomic Hierarchy: The Sahaptin Case. Journal of
Ethnobiology 4(1):73-92.
Volume 5, Number 2
Winter 1985
DRURY, H. M. 1985. Nutrients in Native Foods of Southeastern
Alaska. Journal of Ethnobiology 5(2):87-100.
Volume 4, Number 2
December 1984
TAYLOR, P. M. 1984. “Covert Categories” Reconsidered:
Identifying Unlabeled Classes in Tobelo Folk Biological
Classification. Journal of Ethnobiology 4(2):105-122.
EMBODEN, W. A. 1985. The Ethnopharmacology of Centella
asiatica (L.) Urban (Apiaceae). Journal of Ethnobiology
5(2):101-108.
GADE, D. W. 1985. Savanna Woodland, Fire, Protein and Silk
in Highland Madagascar. Journal of Ethnobiology 5(2):109122.
POSEY, D. A. 1984. Hierarchy and Utility in a Folk Biological
Taxonomic System: Patterns in Classification of Arthropods
by the Kayapo Indians of Brazil. Journal of Ethnobiology
4(2):123-140.
WILSON, C. S. 1985. Malay Medicinal Use of Plants. Journal
of Ethnobiology 5(2):123-134.
TIMBROOK, J. 1984. Chumash Ethnobotany: A Preliminary
Report. Journal of Ethnobiology 4(2):141-169.
DEXTER, R. W. 1985. Contributions of F. W. Putnam (1839 1915) to Archaeoethnobiology. Journal of Ethnobiology
5(2):135-142.
DEXTER, R. W. 1984. Contributions of Frank G. Speck (18811950) to Ethnobiology. Journal of Ethnobiology 4(2):171-176.
FARRINGTON, I. S. and J. URRY. 1985. Food and the Early
History of Cultivation. Journal of Ethnobiology 5(2):143-158.
SWETNAM, T. W. 1984. Peeled Ponderosa Pine Trees: A
Record of Inner Bark Utilization by Native Americans. Journal
of Ethnobiology 4(2):177-190.
LAFERRIÈRE, J. E. 1985. Recent Doctoral Dissertations of
Interest to Ethnobiologists:Fall 1984 - Fall 1985. Journal of
Ethnobiology 5(2):159-162.
LENTZ, D. L. 1984. Utah Juniper (Juniperus osteosperma)
Cones and Seeds from Salmon Ruin, New Mexico. Journal of
Ethnobiology 4(2):191-200.
Summer 1986
Volume 6. Number 1
BYE, JR., R. A. 1986. Voucher Specimens in Ethnobiological
Studies and Publications. Journal of Ethnobiology 6(1):1-8.
LAFERRIÈRE, J. E. 1984. Recent Doctoral Dissertations of
Interest to Ethnobiologists. Journal of Ethnobiology 4(2):201206.
REA, A. M. 1986. Verification and Reverification:Problems in
Archaeofaunal Studies. Journal of Ethnobiology 6(1):9-18.
Summer 1985
Volume 5, Number 1
MILLER, N. F. 1985. Paleoethnobotanical Evidence for
Deforestation in Ancient Iran: A Case Study of Urban Malyan.
Journal of Ethnobiology 5(1):1-20.
KUHNLEIN, H. V. 1986. Food Sample Collection for Nutrient
Analyses in Ethnobiological Studies. Journal of Ethnobiology
6(1):19-25.
BOHRER, V. L. 1986. Guideposts in Ethnobotany. Journal of
Ethnobiology 6(1):27-43.
ARIOTI, M. 1985. Edible Animals of the Ituri Forest, Africa in
the Ethnozoology of the Efe Bambuti. Journal of Ethnobiology
5(1):21-28.
HOLLOWAY, R. G. and V. M. BRYANT, JR. 1986. New
Directions of Palynology in Ethnobiology. Journal of
Ethnobiology 6(1):47-65.
CABALLERO N., J. and C. MAPES S. 1985. Gathering and
Subsistence Patterns Among the P’urhepecha Indians of
Mexico. Journal of Ethnobiology 5(1):31-47.
LYMAN, R. L. 1986. On the Analysis and Interpretation of
Species List Data in Zooarchaeology. Journal of Ethnobiology
6(1):67-81.
NEUSIUS, S. W. and P. R. FLINT. 1985. Cottontail Species
Identification:Zooarchaeological Use of Mandibular
Measurements. Journal of Ethnobiology 5(1):51-60.
ELLEN, R. F. 1986. Ethnobiology, Cognition and the Structure
of Prehension: Some General Theoretical Notes. Journal of
Ethnobiology 6(1):83-98.
HOLMAN, M. B. and K. C. EGAN. 1985. Processing Maple
Sap with Prehistoric Techniques. Journal of Ethnobiology
5(1):61-77.
POSEY, D. A. 1986. Topics and Issues in Ethnoentomology
with Some Suggestions for the Development of HypothesisGeneration and Testing in Ethnobiology. Journal of
Ethnobiology 6(1):99-120.
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ELISABETSKY, E. 1986. New Directions in
Ethnopharmacology. Journal of Ethnobiology 6(1):121-128.
SMITH, S. D. 1987. The Economic Potential of Chenopodium
berlandieri in Prehistoric Eastern North America. Journal of
Ethnobiology 7(1):29-54.
MCCORKLE, C. M. 1986. An Introduction to Ethnoveterinary
Research and Development. Journal of Ethnobiology 6(1):129149.
TURNER, N. J. 1987. General Plant Categories in Thompson
and Lillooet, Two Interior Salish Languages of British
Columbia. Journal of Ethnobiology 7(1):55-82.
BRUSH, S. B. 1986. Genetic Diversity and Conservation in
Traditional Farming Systems. Journal of Ethnobiology 6(1):151167.
BAUER, A. M. and A. P. RUSSELL. 1987. Hoplocactylus
delcourti (Reptilia:Gekkonidae) and the Kawekaweau of Maori
Folklore. Journal of Ethnobiology 7(1):83-91.
ORLOVE, B. S. and R. GODOY. 1986. Sectoral Fallowing
Systems in the Central Andes. Journal of Ethnobiology
6(1):169-204.
LYMAN, R. L. 1987. Zooarchaeology and Taphonomy: A
General Consideration. Journal of Ethnobiology 7(1):93-117.
WINTERHALDER, B. 1986. Optimal Foraging: Simulation
Studies of Diet Choice in a Stochastic Environment Journal of
Ethnobiology 6(1):205-223.
Volume 7. Number 2
Winter 1987
SCHOENWETTER, J. 1987. A Palynological Approach to a
Chronometry Problem on the Colorado Plateau. Journal of
Ethnobiology 7(2):123-135.
Volume 6. Number 2
Winter 1986
SCHULTES, R. E. 1986. Recognition of Variability in Wild
Plants by Indians of the Northwest Amazon: An Enigma.
Journal of Ethnobiology 6(2):229-238.
SULLIVAN, III., A. P. 1987. Seeds of Discontent: Implications
of a “Pompeii” Archaeobotanical Assemblage for Grand
Canyon Anasazi Subsistence Models. Journal of Ethnobiology
7(2):137-153.
ARKUSH, B. S. 1986. Aboriginal Exploitation of Pronghorn in
the Great Basin. Journal of Ethnobiology 6(2):239-255.
KLIPPEL, W. E., L. M. SNYDER and P. W. PARMALEE. 1987.
Taphonomy and Archaeologically Recovered Mammal Bone
From Southeast Missouri. Journal of Ethnobiology 7(2):155169.
RISSMAN, P. 1986. Seasonal Aspects of Man/Cattle
Interaction in Bronze Age Western India. Journal of
Ethnobiology 6(2):257-277.
TIMBROOK, J. 1987. Virtuous Herbs: Plants in Chumash
Medicine. Journal of Ethnobiology 7(2):171-180.
PADOCH, C. 1986. Agricultural Site Selection Among
Permanent Field Farmers: An Example from East Kalimantan,
Indonesia. Journal of Ethnobiology 6(2):279-288.
BROWN, C. H. 1987. The Folk Subgenus: A New
Ethnobiological Rank. Journal of Ethnobiology 7(2):181-192.
BYE, JR., R. A. and E. LINARES. 1986. Ethnobotanical Notes
from the Valley of San Luis, Colorado. Journal of Ethnobiology
6(2):289-306.
REITZ, E. J., R. A. MARRINAN and S. L. SCOTT. 1987. Survey
of Vertebrate Remains from Prehistoric Sites in the Savannah
River Valley. Journal of Ethnobiology 7(2):195-221.
KUHNLEIN, H. V. and N. J. TURNER. 1986. Cow Parsnip
(Heracleum lanatum Michx.): An Indigenous Vegetable of
Native People of Northwestern North America. Journal of
Ethnobiology 6(2):309-324.
HAYS, T. E. and J. E. LAFERRIÈRE. 1987. Recent Doctoral
Dissertations of Interest to Ethnobiologists:Fall 1986-Fall 1987.
Journal of Ethnobiology 7(2):223-233.
LAFERRIÈRE, J. E. and T. E. HAYS. 1986. Recent Doctoral
Dissertations of Interest to Ethnobiologists: Fall 1985-Fall 1986.
Journal of Ethnobiology 6(2):325-333.
Volume 8. Number 1
Summer 1988
FERDON, JR., E. N. 1988. A Case for Taro Preceding Kumara
as the Dominant Domesticate in Ancient New Zealand. Journal
of Ethnobiology 8(1):1-5.
Volume 7 Number 1
Summer 1987
PURDUE, J. R. 1987. Estimation of Body Weight of WhiteTailed Deer (Odocoileus virginianus) from Bone Size. Journal
of Ethnobiology 7(1):1-12.
SLEDGE, W. A. and R. E. SCHULTES. 1988. Richard Spruce:
A Multi-Talented Botanist. Journal of Ethnobiology 8(1):7-12.
JOHNSON GOTTESFELD, L. M. and B. ANDERSON. 1988.
Gitksan Traditional Medicine: Herbs and Healing. Journal of
Ethnobiology 8(1):13-34.
PAKE, C. V. 1987. Medical Ethnobotany of Hmong Refugees
in Thailand. Journal of Ethnobiology 7(1):13-26.
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DECKER, D. S. and L. A. NEWSOM. 1988. Numerical Analysis
of Archaeobotanical Cucurbita pepo Seeds from Hontoon
Island, Florida. Journal of Ethnobiology 8(1):35-44.
Volume 9. Number 2
Winter 1989
GREMILLION, K. J. 1989. The Development of a Mutualistic
Relationship Between Humans and Maypops (Passíflora
incarnata L.) in the Southeastern United States. Journal of
Ethnobiology 9(2):135-155.
CHAVERO, E. L. and M. E. ALVAREZ-BUYLLA ROCES. 1988.
Ethnobotany in a Tropical-Humid Region: The Home Gardens
of Balzapote, Veracruz, Mexico. Journal of Ethnobiology
8(1):45-79.
MUNSON, P. J. 1989. Still More on the Antiquity of Maple
Sugar and Syrup in Aboriginal Eastern North America. Journal
of Ethnobiology 9(2):159-170.
JOHNS, T. and I. KUBO. 1988. A Survey of Traditional
Methods Employed for the Detoxification of Plant Foods.
Journal of Ethnobiology 8(1):81-129.
SALLS, R. A. 1989. To Catch a Fish: Some Limitations on
Prehistoric Fishing in Southern California with Special
Reference to Native Plant Fiber Fishing Line. Journal of
Ethnobiology 9(2):173-199.
Volume 8. Number 2
Winter 1988
KAMPPINEN, M. 1988. Espiritus Incorporados: The Roles of
Plants and Animals in the Amazonia Mestizo Folklore. Journal
of Ethnobiology 8(2):141-148.
BRADY, T. J. 1989. The Influence of Flotation on the Rate of
Recovery of Wood Charcoal from Archaeological Sites. Journal
of Ethnobiology 9(2):207-227.
TELBAN, B. 1988. The Role of Medical Ethnobotany in
Ethnomedicine: A New Guinea Example. Journal of
Ethnobiology 8(2):149-169.
LEPOFSKY, D. 1989. Eating Eggs on Eloaua: The Initiation of
a Mutualistic Relationship. Journal of Ethnobiology 9(2):229231.
MULCAHY, F. D. 1988. Botanical Life-Forms in European
Romany. Journal of Ethnobiology 8(2):171-184.
Volume 10, Number 1
Summer 1990
MEILLEUR, B. A., E. S. HUNN and R. L. COX. 1990. Lomatium
dissectum (Apiaceae): Multi-Purpose Plant of the Pacific
Northwest. Journal of Ethnobiology 10(1):1-20.
BUTH, G. M. and I. A. NAVCHOO. 1988. Ethnobotany of
Ladakh (India) Plants Used in Health Care. Journal of
Ethnobiology 8(2):185-194.
STEVENSON, T. B. and B. HESSE. 1990. “Domestication” of
Hyrax (Procavia capensis) in Yemen. Journal of Ethnobiology
10(1):23-32.
RAMOS-ELORDUY DE CONCONI, J. and M. EN. C. J. M. P.
MORENO. 1988. The Utilization of Insects in the Empirical
Medicine of Ancient Mexicans. Journal of Ethnobiology
8(2):195-202.
DEXTER, R. W. 1990. The F.W Putnam-Edward Palmer
Relations in the Development of Early American Ethnobotany.
Journal of Ethnobiology 10(1):35-41.
HAYS, T. E. and J. E. LAFERRIÈRE. 1988. Recent Doctoral
Dissertations of Interest to Ethnobiologists: Fall 1987-Fall 1988.
Journal of Ethnobiology 8(2):205-211.
GOODMAN, S. M. and J. J. HOBBS. 1990. Cross-Cultural
and Historical Comparisons in the Palatability of Several
Egyptian Bird Species. Journal of Ethnobiology 10(1):43-57.
Volume 9. Number 1
Summer 1989
BALÉE, W. 1989. Nomenclatural Patterns in Ka’apor
Ethnobotany. Journal of Ethnobiology 9(1):1-24.
JOHANNESSEN, S. and C. A. HASTORF. 1990. A History of
Fuel Management (A.D. 500 to the Present) in the Mantaro
Valley, Peru. Journal of Ethnobiology 10(1):61-90.
MCDONALD, D. L. 1989. A Survey of Public Plantings in the
Front Yards of Residences in Galveston, Texas, U.S.A. Journal
of Ethnobiology 9(1):31-46.
POSEY, D. A. 1990. Intellectual Property Rights: What is the
Position of Ethnobiology. Journal of Ethnobiology 10(1):9398.
EHRLICH, C. 1989. Special Problems in an Ethnobotanical
Literature Search: Cordyline terminalis (L.) Kunth, The
Hawaiian Ti Plant. Journal of Ethnobiology 9(1):51-64.
Volume 10, Number 2
Winter 1990
MCCLUNG DE TAPIA, E. 1990. Published and Unpublished
Works of C. Earle Smith, Jr. (1922-1987). Journal of Ethnobiology
10(2):113-118.
TURNER, N. J. 1989. “All Berries Have Relations” Mid-Range
Folk Plant Groupings in Thompson and Lillooet Interior Salish.
Journal of Ethnobiology 9(1):69-110.
SCHULTES, R. E. 1990. How I Met C. Earle Smith. Journal of
Ethnobiology 10(2):119-122.
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RICO-GAY, V. and J. G. GARCIA-FRANCO. 1991. The Maya
and the Vegetation of the Yucatan Peninsula. Journal of
Ethnobiology 11(1):135-144.
ADAMS, K. R. 1990. Prehistoric Reedgrass (Phragmites)
“Cigarettes” with Tobacco (Nicotiana) Contents: A Case
Study From Red Bow Cliff Dwelling, Arizona. Journal of
Ethnobiology 10(2):123-140.
ANDERSON, M. K. 1991. California Indian Horticulture:
Management and Use of Redbud by the Southern Sierra Miwok.
Journal of Ethnobiology 11(1):145-158.
MCCLUNG DE TAPIA, E. 1990. A Perspective on Mexican
Ethnobotany. Journal of Ethnobiology 10(2):141-150.
BYE, JR., R. A and E. LINARES. 1990. Mexican Market Plants
of 16th Century I. Plants Recorded in Historia Natural de
Nueva Espana. Journal of Ethnobiology 10(2):151-168.
Volume 11, Number 2
Winter 1991
ELIZONDO, M. G. 1991. Ethnobotany of the Southern
Tepehuan of Durango, Mexico:I. Edible Mushrooms. Journal
of Ethnobiology 11(2):165-173.
FORD, P. J. 1990. Antelope, Deer, Bighorn Sheep and
Mountain Goats: A Guide to the Carpals. Journal of
Ethnobiology 10(2):169-182.
LENTZ, D. L. 1990. Acrocomia mexicana: Palm of the Ancient
Mesoamericans. Journal of Ethnobiology 10(2):183-194.
MANDUJANO, S. and V. RICO-GRAY. 1991. Hunting, Use
and Knowledge of the Biology of the White-Tailed Deer
(Odocoileus virginianus Hays) by the Maya of Central
Yucatan, Mexico. Journal of Ethnobiology 11(2):175-183.
HESSE, B. 1990. Pig Lovers and Pig Haters: Patterns of
Palestinian Pork Production. Journal of Ethnobiology
10(2):195-226.
CARR, H. S. 1991. The Maya Medicinal Turtle, Xkokak and a
Suggested Alternate Reading of Two Yucatec Ethnomedical
Texts H. Journal of Ethnobiology 11(2):187-192.
SCORA, P. E. and R. W. SCORA. 1990. Some Observations
on the Nature of Papyrus Bonding. Journal of Ethnobiology
11(2):193-202.
HAYS, T. E. and J. E. LAFERRIÈRE. 1990. Recent Doctoral
Dissertations of Interest to Ethnobiologists: Fall 1989-1990.
Journal of Ethnobiology 10(2):227-236.
COLLINS, P. W. 1991. Interaction Between Island Foxes
(Urocyn littoralis) and Native Americans on Islands Off the
Coast of Southern California: II. Ethnographic, Archaeological
and Historic Evidence. Journal of Ethnobiology 11(2):205-229.
Summer 1991
Volume 11, Number 1
SETZ, E. Z. F. 1991. Animals in the Nambiquara Diet: Methods
of Collection and Processing. Journal of Ethnobiology 11(1):122.
MINNIS, P. E. 1991. Famine Foods of the North American
Desert Borderlands in Historical Context. Journal of
Ethnobiology 11(2):231-257.
ZIMMERER, K. S. 1991. Managing Diversity in Potato and
Maize Fields of the Peruvian Andes. Journal of Ethnobiology
11(1):23-50.
LAFERRIÈRE, J. E. and T. E. HAYS. 1991. Recent Doctoral
Dissertations of Interest to Ethnobiologists: Fall 1990-Fall 1991.
Journal of Ethnobiology 11(2):259-270.
COLLINS, P. W. 1991. Interaction Between Island Foxes
(Urocyon littoralis) and Indians in Islands Off the Coast of
Southern California 1. Morphologic and Archeological
Evidence of Human Assisted Dispersal. Journal of
Ethnobiology 11(1):51-82.
Volume 12, Number 1
Summer 1992
TURNER, N. J., L. M. JOHNSON GOTTESFELD, H. V.
KUHNLEIN and A. CESKA. 1992. Edible Wood Fern
Rootstocks of Western North America: Solving an
Ethnobotanical Puzzle. Journal of Ethnobiology 12(1):1-34.
HAZETT, D. L. 1991. Availability of Nutritional Value of
Cymopterus (Apiaceae) Roots in the Colorado Steppe. Journal
of Ethnobiology 11(1):83-92.
LAFERRIÈRE, J. E., C. W. WEBER and E. A. KOHLHEPP.
1991. Use and Nutritional Composition of Some Traditional
Mountain Pima Plant Foods. Journal of Ethnobiology 11(1):93116.
LYMAN, R. L. 1992. Influences of Mid-Holocene Altithermal
Climates on Mammalian Faunas and Human Subsistence in
Eastern Washington. Journal of Ethnobiology 12(1):37-62.
RAAB, L. M. 1992. An Optimal Foraging Analysis of Prehistoric
Shellfish Collecting on San Clemente Island, California. Journal
of Ethnobiology 12(1):63-80.
REINHARD, K. J., D. L. HAMILTON and R. H. HEVLY. 1991.
Use of Pollen Concentration in Paleopharmacology Corprolite
Evidence of Medicinal Plants. Journal of Ethnobiology
11(1):117-134.
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TURNER, N. J. and A. DAVIS. 1993. “When Everything was
Scarce”: The Role of Plants as Famine Foods in Northwestern
North America. Journal of Ethnobiology 13(2):171-201.
EMSLIE, S. D., J. D. SPETH and R. N. WISEMAN. 1992. Two
Prehistoric Puebloan Avifaunas from the Pecos Valley,
Southeastern New Mexico. Journal of Ethnobiology 12(1):83115.
SOLERI, D. and D. A. CLEVELAND. 1993. Hopi Crop Diversity
and Change. Journal of Ethnobiology 13(2):203-231.
BEGOSSI, A. 1992. Food Taboos at Buzios Island (Brazil):
Their Significance and Relation to Folk Medicine. Journal of
Ethnobiology 12(1):117-139.
BEGOSSI, A., H. F. LEITÃO-FILHO, and P. J. RICHERSON.
1993. Plant Uses in a Brazilian Coastal Community (Buzios
Island). Journal of Ethnobiology 13(2):233-256.
Winter 1992
Volume 12, Number 2
BRUSH, S. B. 1992. Ethnoecology, Biodiversity and
Modernization in Andean Potato Agriculture. Journal of
Ethnobiology 12(2):161-185.
HAYS, T. E. and J. E. LAFERRIÈRE. 1993. Recent Doctoral
Dissertations of Interest to Ethnobiologists: Fall 1992 - Fall
1993. Journal of Ethnobiology 13(2):257-264.
HUNN, E. S. 1992. The Use of Sound Recordings as Voucher
Specimens and Stimulus Materials in Ethnozoological
Research. Journal of Ethnobiology 12(2):187-198.
Volume 14, Number 1
Summer 1994
GOETTE, S., M. WILLIAMS, S. JOHANNESSEN and C. A.
HASTORF. 1994. Toward Reconstructing Ancient Maize:
Experiments in Processing and Charring. Journal of
Ethnobiology 14(1):1-21.
SOBOLIK, K. D. and D. J. GERICK. 1992. Prehistoric Medicinal
Plant Usage: A Case Study From Coprolites. Journal of
Ethnobiology 12(2):203-211.
BENZ, B. F., F. SANTANA M., R. PINEDA L., J. CEVALLOS
E., L. ROBLES H. and D. DE NIZ L. 1994. Characterization of
Mestizo Plant Use in the Sierra De Manantlan, Jalisco-Colima,
Mexico. Journal of Ethnobiology 14(1):23-41.
HAYS, T. E. and J. E. LAFERRIÈRE. 1992. Recent Doctoral
Dissertations of Interest to Ethnobiologists: Fall 1991 - Fall
1992. Journal of Ethnobiology 12(2):213-226.
ESTABROOK, G. F. 1994. Choice of Fuel for Bagaco Stills
Helps Maintain Biological Diversity in a Traditional Portuguese
Agricultural System. Journal of Ethnobiology 14(1):43-57.
Summer 1993
Volume 13, Number 1
SUTTON, M. Q. 1993. Midden and Coprolite Derived
Subsistence Evidence:An Analysis of Data from the La Quinta
Site, Salton Basin, California. Journal of Ethnobiology 13(1):116.
HEALEY, C. 1994. Tribes, States and the Exploitation of Birds:
Some Comparisons of Borneo and New Guinea. Journal of
Ethnobiology 14(1):59-73.
GOODMAN, S. M. and J. J. HOBBS. 1994. The Distribution
and Ethnozoology of Reptiles of the Northern Portion of the
Egyptian Eastern Desert. Journal of Ethnobiology 14(1):75100.
COWAN, C. W. and B. D. SMITH. 1993. New Perspectives on
a Wild Gourd in Eastern North America. Journal of
Ethnobiology 13(1):17-54.
DECKER-WALTERS, D. S., T. W. WALTERS, C. W. COWAN
and B. D. SMITH. 1993. Isozymic Characterization of Wild
Populations of Cucurbita pepo. Journal of Ethnobiology
13(1):55-74.
Volume 14, Number 2
Winter 1994
REITZ, E. J. 1994. The Wells of Spanish Florida: Using
Taphonomy to Identify Site History. Journal of Ethnobiology
14(2):141-160.
NEWSOM, L. A., S. D. WEBB, J. S. DUNBAR. 1993. History
and Geographic Distribution of Cucurbita pepo Gourds in
Florida. Journal of Ethnobiology 13(1):75-98.
JOYAL, E. 1994. Palm Ethnoecology in the Saripiqui Region
of Costa Rica. Journal of Ethnobiology 14(2):161-172.
RASHFORD, J. 1994. Africa’s Baobab Tree: Why Monkey
Names? Journal of Ethnobiology 14(2):173-183.
Volume 13, Number 2
Winter 1993
GREMILLION, K. J. 1993. The Evolution of Seed Morphology
in Domesticate Chenopodium: An Archaeological Case Study.
Journal of Ethnobiology 13(2):149-169.
JOHNSON GOTTESFELD, L. M. 1994. Wet’suwet’en
Ethnobotany: Traditional Plant Uses. Journal of Ethnobiology
14(2):185-210.
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SPENNEMANN, D. H. R. 1994. Traditional Arrowroot
Production and Utilization in the Marshall Islands. Journal of
Ethnobiology 14(2):211-234.
SCHMITT, D. N. 1995. The Taphonomy of Golden Eagle Prey
Accumulations at Great Basin Roosts. Journal of Ethnobiology
15(2):237-256.
LAFERRIÈRE, J. E. and T. E. HAYS. 1994. Recent Doctoral
Dissertations of Interest to Ethnobiologists XII. Journal of
Ethnobiology 14(2):235-240.
VOEKS, R. A. 1995. Candomblé Ethnobotany: African
Medicinal Plant Classification in Brazil. Journal of
Ethnobiology 15(2):257-280.
LAFERRIÈRE, J. E. and T. E. HAYS. 1995. Recent Doctoral
Dissertations of Interest to Ethnobiologists XIII. Journal of
Ethnobiology 15(2):281-286.
Volume 15, Number 1
Summer 1995
CLÉMENT, D. 1995. Why is Taxonomy Utilitarian? Journal
of Ethnobiology 15(1):1-44.
FORTH, G. 1995. Ethnozoological Classification and
Classificatory Language Among the Nage of Eastern
Indonesia. Journal of Ethnobiology 15(1):45-69.
Summer 1996
Volume 16, Number 1
GROARK, K. P. 1996. Ritual and Therapeutic Use of
“Hallucinogenic” Harvester Ants (Pogonomyrmex) in Native
South - Central California. Journal of Ethnobiology 16(1):1-29.
WESTER, L. and S. YONGVANIT. 1995. Biological Diversity
and Community Lore in Northeastern Thailand. Journal of
Ethnobiology 15(1):71-87.
LEPOFSKY, D., K. KUSMER, B. HAYDEN and K. P.
LERTZMAN. 1996. Reconstructing Prehistoric
Socioeconomies from Paleoethnobotanical and
Zooarchaeological Data:An Example from the British Columbia
Plateau. Journal of Ethnobiology 16(1):31-62.
COMPTON, B. D. 1995. “Ghost’s Ears” (Exobasidium sp. affin.
vaccinni) and Fool’s Huckleberries (Menziesia ferruginea
Smith): A Unique Report of Mycophagy on the Central and
North Coasts of British Columbia. Journal of Ethnobiology
15(1):89-98.
FRATKIN, E. 1996. Traditional Medicine and Concepts of
Healing Among Samburu Pastoralists of Kenya. Journal of
Ethnobiology 16(1):63-97.
FOWLER, C. S. 1995. Some Notes on Ethnographic
Subsistence Systems in Mojavean Environments in the Great
Basin. Journal of Ethnobiology 15(1):99-117.
MORENO-BLACK, G., W. AKANAN, P. SOMNASANG, S.
THAMATHAWAN and P. BROZVOSKY. 1996. NonDomesticated Food Resources in the Marketplace and
Marketing System of Northeastern Thailand. Journal of
Ethnobiology 16(1):99-117.
WING, E. S. and S. R. WING. 1995. Prehistoric Ceramic Age
Adaptation to Varying Diversity of Animal Resources Along
the West Indian Archipelago. Journal of Ethnobiology
15(1):119-148.
Volume 16, Number 2
Winter 1996
SHAFFER, B. S., K. M. GARDNER and B. W. BAKER. 1996.
Prehistoric Small Game Snare Trap Technology, Deployment
Strategy and Trapper Gender Depicted in Mimbres Pottery.
Journal of Ethnobiology 16(2):145-155.
Winter 1995
Volume 15, Number 2
EVERETT, Y. 1995. The Kitul Palm:Ethnobotany of Caryota
urens L. in Highland Sri Lanka. Journal of Ethnobiology
15(2):161-171.
GRAGSON, T. L. 1995. Pume Exploitation of Mauritia flexuosa
(Palmae) in the Llanos of Venezuela. Journal of Ethnobiology
15(2):177-188.
PAZ, V. A. and A. BEGOSSI. 1996. Ethnoichthyology of
Gamboa Fishermen of Sepetiba Bay, Brazil. Journal of
Ethnobiology 16(2):157-168.
ANCIBOR, E. and C. PÉREZ DE MICOU. 1995. Identification
of Firewood Species in the Archaeological Record of the
Patagonian Steppe. Journal of Ethnobiology 15(2):189-200.
VENTURA, C. 1996. The Symbolism of Jakaltek Maya Tree
Gourd Vessels and Corn Drinks in Guatemala. Journal of
Ethnobiology 16(2):169-183.
SILLITOE, P. 1995. An Ethnobotanical Account of the Plant
Resources of the Wola Region, Southern Highlands Province,
Papua New Guinea. Journal of Ethnobiology 15(2):201-235.
BROWNRIGG, L. A. 1996. Categories of Faunal and Floral
Economic Resources of the Native Communities of the Peruvian
Amazon in 1993. Journal of Ethnobiology 16(2):185-211.
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YOHE, II, R. M. 1997. Archaeological Evidence of Aboriginal
Cultigen Use in Late Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Century
Death Valley, California. Journal of Ethnobiology 17(2):267282.
Volume 17, Number 1
Summer 1997
ADAMS, K. R. and E. SALMÓN. 1997. Rarámuri Necklaces: A
Rapidly Changing Folk-Art Form in the Sierra Madre Occidental
of Northern Mexico. Journal of Ethnobiology 17(1):1-16.
ATRAN, S., ESTIN, P. J. COLEY and D. MEDIN. 1997. Generic
Species and Basic Levels: Essence and Appearance in Folk
Biology. Journal of Ethnobiology 17(1):17-43.
Volume 18, Number 1
Summer 1998
COSTA-NETO, E. M. 1998. Folk Taxonomy and Cultural
Significance of “Abeia” (Insecta, Hymenoptera) to the
Pankararé, Northeastern Bahia State, Brazil. Journal of
Ethnobiology 18(1):1-13.
BEAUCAGE, P. and THE TALLER DE TRADICIÓN ORAL
DEL CEPEC. 1997. Integrating Innovation:The Traditional
Nahua Coffee-Orchard (Sierra Norte de Puebla, Mexico).
Journal of Ethnobiology 17(1):45-67.
ESTABROOK, G. F. 1998. Maintenance of Fertility of Shale
Soils in a Traditional Agricultural System in Central Interior
Portugal. Journal of Ethnobiology 18(1):15-33.
BERNSTEIN, J. H., R. ELLEN and B. B. ANTARAN. 1997.
The Use of Plot Surveys for the Study of Ethnobotanical
Knowledge: A Brunei Dusun Example. Journal of Ethnobiology
17(1):69-96.
FLOREY, M. J. and X. Y. WOLFF. 1998. Incantations and
Herbal Medicines: Alune Ethnomedical Knowledge in a
Context of Change. Journal of Ethnobiology 18(1):39-67.
JOHNSON GOTTESFELD, L. M. and S. HARGUS. 1998.
Classification and Nomenclature in Witsuwit’en Ethnobotany:
A Preliminary Examination. Journal of Ethnobiology 18(1):69101.
FLORES, J. S. and J. K. BALAM. 1997. Importance of Plants
in the Ch’a Chaak Maya Ritual in the Peninsula of Yucatan.
Journal of Ethnobiology 17(1):97-108.
HAYS, T. E. 1997. Recent Doctoral Dissertations of Interest
to Ethnobiologists XIV. Journal of Ethnobiology 17(1):109117.
SILLITOE, P. 1998. An Ethnobotanical Account of the
Vegetation Communities of the Wola Province, Southern
Highlands Province, Papua New Guinea. Journal of
Ethnobiology 18(1):103-128.
Winter 1997
Volume 17, Number 2
ANDERSON, M. K. 1997. From Tillage to Table: The
Indigenous Cultivation of Geophytes for Food in California.
Journal of Ethnobiology 17(2):149-169.
HAYS, T. E. 1998. Recent Doctoral Dissertations of Interest to
Ethnobiologists XV. Journal of Ethnobiology 18(1):129-136.
Winter 1998
Volume 18, Number 2
CLÉMENT, D. 1998. The Historical Foundations of
Ethnobiology (1860-1899). Journal of Ethnobiology 18(2):161187.
COE, F. G. and G. J. ANDERSON. 1997. Ethnobotany of the
Miskitu of Eastern Nicaragua. Journal of Ethnobiology
17(2):171-214.
FORTH, G. 1998. Things That Go Po in the Night:The
Classifications of Birds, Sounds, and Spirits Among the Nage
of Eastern Indonesia. Journal of Ethnobiology 18(2):189-209.
MILLIKEN, W. and B. ALBERT. 1997. The Construction of a
New Yanomami Round-House. Journal of Ethnobiology
17(2):215-233.
HASTORF, C. A. and M. F. WRIGHT. 1998. Interpreting Wild
Seeds from Archeological Sites: A Dung Charring Experiment
from the Andes. Journal of Ethnobiology 18(2):211-227.
POZORSKI, T. and S. POZORSKI. 1997. Cherimoya and
Guanabana in the Archaeological Record of Peru. Journal of
Ethnobiology 17(2):235-248.
KINDSCHER, K., K. P. MANFREDI, M. BRITTON, M.
DEMIDOVA, and D. P. HURLBURT. 1998. Testing Prairie
Plants with Ethnobotanical Importance for Anti-Cancer and
Anti-AIDS Compounds. Journal of Ethnobiology 18(2):229245.
SOUZA, V., J. BAIN, C. SILVA, V. BOUCHET, E. MÁRQUEZ
and L. E. EGUIARTE. 1997. Ethnomicrobiology: Do
Agricultural Practices - and Women - Modify the Population
Structure of the Nitrogen-Fixing Bacteria Rhizobium etli?
Journal of Ethnobiology 17(2):249-266.
NOLAN, J. M. 1998. The Roots of Tradition:Social Ecology,
Cultural Geography, and Medicinal Plant Knowledge in the
Ozark-Ouachita Highlands. Journal of Ethnobiology 18(2):249272.
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TODT, D. L. and N. HANNON. 1998. Food Plant Resource
Ranking on the Upper Klamath River of Oregon and California:
A Methodology with Archeological Applications. Journal of
Ethnobiology 18(2):273-308.
HOVEY, K and D. RISSOLO. 1999. The Process and
Sociocultural Significance of Gopher Trapping in a Modern
Yucatec Maya Community. Journal of Ethnobiology 19(2):261276.
HAYS, T. E. 1998. Recent Doctoral Dissertations of Interest to
Ethnobiologists XVI. Journal of Ethnobiology 18(2):309-316.
Volume 19 Number 1
Summer 1999
ZÁRATE, S. 1999. Ethnobotany and Domestication Process
of Leucaena in Mexico. Journal of Ethnobiology 19(1):1-23.
THORTON, T. F. 1999. Tleikwanni, the “Berried” Landscape
the Structure of Tlingit Edible Fruit Resources at Glacier Bay,
Alaska. Journal of Ethnobiology 19(1):27-48.
MOREMAN, D. E., R. W. PEMBERTON, D. KIEFER, and B.
BERLIN. 1999. A Comparative Analysis of Five Medicinal
Floras. Journal of Ethnobiology 19(1):49-67.
CASAS, A., J. CABALLERO and A. VALIENTE-BANUET.
1999. Use, Management, and Domestication of Columnar Cacti
in South-Central Mexico. Journal of Ethnobiology 19(1):71-95.
ISKANDAR, J. and R. ELLEN. 1999. In situ Conservation of
Rice Landraces Among the Baduy of West Java. Journal of
Ethnobiology 19(1):97-125.
STEINBERG, M. K. 1999. Maize Diversity and Cultural Change
in Maya Agroecological Landscape. Journal of Ethnobiology
19(1):127-139.
Winter 1999
Volume 19 Number 2
ZENT, E. L. and S. R ZENT. 1999. Is the Frailejón a Life Form or
an Unaffiliated Generic?: Examining the Rank of an Endemic
Paramo Plant. Journal of Ethnobiology 19(2):143-176.
JOHNSON, L. M. 1999. Gitksan Plant Classification and
Nomenclature. Journal of Ethnobiology 19(2):179-218.
KHASBAGAN, NARISU, and K. STUART. 1999.
Ethnobotanical Overview of Gogd (Allium ramosum L.): A
Traditional Edible Wild Plant Used by Inner Mongolians.
Journal of Ethnobiology 19(2):221-225.
RODRIGUEZ, M. F. 1999. Plant Species (Poaceae, Asteraceae,
Fabaceae and Solanaceae) at an Archeological Site in the
Southern Argentine Puna. Journal of Ethnobiology 19(2):229247.
HAYS, T. E. 1999. Recent Doctoral Dissertations of Interest to
Ethnobiologists XVII. Journal of Ethnobiology 19(2):251-257.
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