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Plant foods in savanna environments: A preliminary report of tubers eaten by the Hadza of northern Tanzania

Anne S. Vincent Old Close Cottage, The Lane, Enstone, OX7 4LY, England
Pages 131-148 | Published online: 15 Jul 2010

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