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Bergman, Roland, Smith, Nigel J. H. (1983) Man, Fishes, and the Amazon. Economic Geography, 59 (4) 459 doi:10.2307/144176

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TitleMan, Fishes, and the Amazon
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AuthorsBergman, RolandAuthor
Smith, Nigel J. H.Author
Year1983 (October)Volume59
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