JOURNAL (of) ETHNOBIOLOGY

Index of Journal Articles Presented
in the Journal of Ethnobiology
from 1981-1999. — Michael B. Thomas

Centre for International Ethnomedicinal Education and Research
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INDEX OF JOURNAL ARTICLES PRESENTED
IN THE JOURNAL OF ETHNOBIOLOGY
FROM 1981-1999.

MICHAEL B. THOMAS
Centre for International Ethnomedicinal EducatiN Pe RY TANICAL

P.O. Box 143.
Gainesville, FL 32604 NOV 1 6 2000
mthomas@cieer.org GARDEN LIBRARY

INDEX BY AUTHOR

ADAMS, K. R. 1984. Evidence of Wood-
Dwelling somite in Archaeological Sites

in the Southwestern United States. Journal
of Ethnobiology 4(1):29-43.

Prehistoric Reedgrass
(Phragmi ites) “ Cigarettes” with Tobacco
(Nicotiana) Contents: A Case Study From
Red Bow Cliff Dwelling, Arizona. Journal
of Ethnobiology 10(2):123-139.

and E. SALMON. 1997. Raramuri
Necklaces: A Rapidly Changing Folk-Art
Form in the Sierra Madre Occidental of
Northern Mexico. Journal of Ethnobiology
17(1):1-16.

ALCORN, J. B. 1981. Factors Influencing
Botanical Resource Perception Among the

Ethnobiology 1(2):221-230.

ANCIBOR, E. and C. PEREZ DE MICOU.
1995. Identification of Firewood Species in
the Archaeological Record of the Patagonian
Steppe. Journal of Ethnobiology 15(2):189-
200.

ANDERSON, M. K. 1991. California Indian
i f

bs
Journal of Ethnobiology 11(1):145-157.

. 1997. From Tillage to Table: The
Indigenous Cultivation of Geophytes for
Food in California. Journal of Ethnobiology
17(2):149-169.

ARIOTI, M. 1985. Edible a of the
Ituri Forest, Africa in oology of
the Efe Bambuti. Journal of Paugbiciory
5(1):21-28.

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.
P

Biology. Journal of Ethnobiology 17(1):17-

43.

BALEE, W. 1989. Sapa saerci Patterns in
Ka’apor Ethnobotany. Journal of
Ethnobiology 9(1):1-24.

BAUER, A. M. and A. P. RUSSELL. 1987.
Hoplocactylus delcourti (Reptilia:
ae em ener, ee ee 1 {KA s

Folklore. Journal of Ethnobiology 7(1):83-91.

BEAUCAGE, P. and THE TALLER DE
TRADICION ORAL DEL CEPEC. 1997.
Integrating Innovation: The Traditional
Nahua Coffee-Orchard (Sierra Norte de
— se o). Journal of Ethnobiology
17(1):45

BEGOSSI, A. 1992. Food Taboos at Buzios
Island (Brazil): coe “roe and
Relation to Fol cine. Journal of
Ethnobiology 12(1)-117-139.

~ iA: . LEITAO-FILHO and P. J.
RICHERSON. 1993. east? bie in a
Brazilian Coastal Comm y (Buzios
Island). Journal of BiinsBlology %13(2): 233-
256.

BENZ, B. E, Fk SANTANA M.,R. PINEDA
L., J. CEVALLOS E., L. ROBLES H. and
D. DE NIZ L. 1994. Characterization of
otitis Plant Use in the Sierra De
Manantlan, Jalisco-Colima, Mexico. Journal
of “esa 14(1):23-41.

THOMAS

BERLIN, B. and J. P. O'NEILL. 1981. The

na and Huambisa
Journal of Ethnobiology 1(2):238-26l.

. J. S. BOSTER and J. P.O’NEILL.
1981. The Perceptual Bases. of
Ethnobiological aa Evidenc

from Aguaruna Jivaro Ornith . Journal
of Ethnobiology 1(1): 95-108.

BERNSTEIN, J. H., R. ELLEN and B
ANTARAN. 1997. The Use of Plot es

for the St ud

y
A Brunei Dusun Example. Journal ‘of
Ethnobiology 17(1):69-96.

BLAKE, L. W. 1981. Early pie dhs of

— tes

Journal of Bthnobiology 1(2): ng
BOHRER, V. . Gu ae in
Ethnobotany. raphe of Ethnobiology
6(1):27-43.

BRADY, T. J. 1989. The Influence of

BROWN, C. H. 1982. Folk Zoological Life-
Forms and Linguistic Marking. Journal of
Ethnobiology 2(1):95-112.

987. The Folk Subgenus: A New
thnobiolegicn 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

BRUSH, S. B. 1986. Genetic Diversity and
Conservation in Traditional Farmin
Systems. Journal of Ethnobiology 6(1):151-
167.

992. Ethnoecology, Biodiversity
and ideas in Andean Potato
Agriculture. Journal of Ethnobiology
12(2):161-185.

BURK, W. R. 1983. Puffman Usages Among
North American ed Journal of
Bahia 3(1):55-6

Index of Journal Articles Presented in the Journal of Ethnobiology from 1981-1999.

BUTH, G. M. and I. A. NAVCHOO. 1988.
Ethnobotany of Ladakh (India) Plants Used
in Health Care. Journal of Ethnobiology
8(2):185-194.

BYE, Jr. RK. A. 1981. Quelites -
kh geet 24 of Edible Greens - Past,

Present and Future. Journal of Ethnobiology
1(1):109-123.

986. Voucher Specimens in
Ethnobiological Studies and Publications.
Journal of Ethnobiology 6(1):1-8.

_____s. and E. LINARES. 1983. The Role
of Plants Found in the Mexican Markets « and

Journal of Ethnobiology 3(1):1-13.

and E. LINARES. 1986.
Ethnobotanical Notes from the Valley of San
Luis, Colorado. Journal of Ethnobiology
6(2):289-306.

and E. LINARES. 1990. Mexican
Market Plants of 16th Renee s a
Recorded in Historia
Espana, Journal of elites on 151.

CABALLERO N., J.and C. MAPES S. 1985.
cc al 4 Fe a > ee A mango

the P’urhepecha Indians of Mexico. Journal
of Ethnobiology 5(1):31-47

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.

CASAS, A., J. ee and A.
VALIENTE- BANUET. 1999. Use
Management, and Aig uberis of
Columnar Cacti in South Central Mexico.
Journal of Ethnobiology 19(1): 71-95.

CHAVERO, E. L. and M. E. ALVAREZ-
BUYLLA ROCES. 1988. Ethnobotany in a
Tropical-Humid Region: The Home
Gardens of Balzapote, ae Mexico.
Journal of Ethnobiology 8(1):45-

CLEMENT, D. 1995. Why is Taxonomy
— Journal of Ethnobiology 15(1):1-

Summer 2000

- 1998. The Historical Foundati
of Ethn Ethnobiology (1860-1899). mony of
Ethnobiology 18(2):161-187.

COE, FE. G. and G. J. ANDERSON. 1997.
Ethnobotany of the Miskitu of Eastern
Nicaragua. Journal of Ethnobiology
17(2):171-214.

COLLINS, P. W. 1991. Interaction Between

Island Foxes (Urocyn littoralis) and Native

Americans on Islands Off the Coast of

Southern California:
ic

Journal of Ethnobiology 11(2):205-229.

- 1991. Interaction Between Island

Foxes ( Urocyon littoralis) and Indians in

Islan nds Off the Coas ist of Southern California
1lEvi

dence

f Human Assisted Dispersal Journal of
Ethnobiology 11(1):51-8

COMPTON, B. D. 1995. “Ghost’s Ears”
(Exobasidium sp. affin. vaccinni) and Fool's

A Unique Report of Mycophagy on the
Central and North Coasts of British
Columbia. Journal of Ethnobiology 15(1):89-
98.

CORDY-COLLINS, A. 1982. je eet
Painted Peruvian Plants the Shaman
Textile. Journal of Ethnobiology 2(2): 144.
153.

COSTA-NETO, E. M. 1998. Folk ee
and Cultural Significance of “Abe
(Insecta, Hymenoptera) to the Pankarané
Northeastern Bahia State, Brazil. Journal of
Ethnobiology 18(1):1-13.

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, D. S. and L. A. NEWSOM. 19838.
Numerical Analysis of Archaeobotanical
Cucurbita pepo from Hontoon Island,
Florida. Journal of Ethnobiology 8(1):35-44.

DECKER-WALTERS, D. S., T. W.

Wild Populations of Cucurbita pepo. Journal
of Ethnobiology 13(1):55-72.

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DEXTER, R. W. 1984. Contributions of
Frank G. Speck (1881-1950) to Ethnobiology.
Journal of Ethnobiology 4(2):171-176.

. 1985. Contributions of F. W. Putnam
(1839 - - 1915) to Archaeoethnobiology.
Journal of Ethnobiology 5(2):135-141.

- 1990. The FW Putnam-Edward
Palmer Relations in the Development of
Early American Ethnobotany. Journal of
Ethnobiology 10(1);:35-41.

DRURY, H. M. 1985. Nutrients in Native
Foods of Southeastern Alaska. Journal of
Ethnobiology 5(2):87-100,

EHRLICH, C, 1989. Special Problems in an
Ethnobotanical see 5 Search: Cordyline
terminalis (L.) Kunth, The Hawaiian Ti Plant.
Journal of Ethnobiology 9(1):51-63.

ELISABETSKY, E. 1986. New Directions in
Ethnopharmacology. Journal of
Ethnobiology 6(1):121-128.

ELIZONDO, M. G. 1991. Ethnobotany of
the Southern Tepehuan of Durango, Mexico:
I. Edible Mushrooms. Journal of
Ethnobiology 11(2):165-173.

ELLEN, R. F. 1986. Ethnobiology, Cognition
and the Structure of Prehension: Some
General Theoretical Notes. Journal of
Ethnobiology 6(1):83-98.

en Wii Ay 01968. The

Ethnop cology of Centella asiatica (L.)
Urban (Apiaceae) Journal of Ethnobiology
5(2):101

EMSLIE, S. D., J. D. SPETH and R. N.
wi

Avifaunas from
Southeastern New Mexico. Journal of
Ethnobiology 12(1):83-115.

ESHBAUGH, W. H., S. . GUTTMAN and
M. J. MCLEOD. 1983. The Origin and
Evolution of Domesticated Capsicum
Species. Journal of Ethnobiology 3(1):49-54

ESTABROOK, G. F. 1994. Choice of Fuel for
Bagaco Stills Helps Maintain Biological
yo stein in a Traditional Portuguese

ricultural System. Journal of
eB obiology 18(1):43-57.

THOMAS

Sis 8. Maintenance of Fertility of
Shale Soils ina Traditional Agricultural
System in Central Portugal. Journal
of Ethnobiology 14(1):15-33.

EVERETT, Y. 1995. The Kitul Palm:
Ethnobotany of Caryota urens L. in Highland
Sri Lanka. Journal of Ethnobiology
15(2):161-176.

FARRINGTON, I, S. and J. URRY. 1985.
Food and the Early History of Cultivation.
Journal of Ethnobiology 5(2):143-157.

FARRIS, G. J. 1982. Pine Nuts as an
Aboriginal Food Source in California and
evada: Some Contrasts. Journal of
Ethnobiology 2(2) 114-122.
FERDON, Jr., E. N. 1988. A Case for Taro
ion ed ste as the Dominant
nt it Zealand.
Lear - ‘iisebictony 8(1):1-

FERG, A. and A. M. nee 1983. Prehistoric
Bird Bone from the Big Ditch vos Pepa
Journal of Ethnobiology 3(2):99-108

FLORES, J. S. and J. K. BALAM. 1997.
ee of Plants in the Ch’a Chaak

Maya Ritual in the Peninsula of Yucatan.
Journal of Ethnobiology 17(1):97-108.

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.

FORD, P. J. 1990. Antelope, — Bighorn
Sheep and Mountain Goats: 1ide to the
Carpals. Journal of cee 10(2):169-
181.

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

FORTH, G. 1995. Ethnozoological
Classification and Classificatory Language
Among the Nage of Eastern Indonesia.
Journal of Baecbiologs 15(1):45-69.

. 1998. Things That Go Po in the
Night: T The Classifications of Birds, Sounds,
and Spirits Among the Nage of Eastern
Indonesia. Journal of Ethnobiology
18(2):189-209,

Index of Journal Articles Presented in the Journal of Ethnobiology from 1981-1999.

FOWLER, C. S. 1995. Some Notes on
Ethnographic Subsistence Systems in
Mojavean Envi ts in the Great Basi

Journal of Ethnobiology 15(1):99-117.

FRATKIN, E. 1996. Traditional Medicine
and — of oe Among Samburu
Pastoralists of Kenya.
Bdewbiolsey 16(1):63-97.

Journal of

GADE, D. W. 1985. Savanna Woodland,
Fire, Protein and Silk in Highland
eo Journal of Ethnobiology
5(2):109-1

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.

GOETTE, S., M. WILLIAMS, - S.
JOHANNESSEN and C. A. HASTORE.
1994. Toward eoneonrrecionbaet Ancient
Maize: Experiments ing and
Charring. Journal of akbar 14(1):1-
21.

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. J. HOBBS. 1994. The
Distribution and Ethnozoology of oo
of the Northern Portion of the Egyptia
Eastern Desert. Journal of i a
14(1):75-100.

GRAGSON, T. L. 1995. Pume Exploitation
of Mauritia flexuosa (Palmae) in the Llanos
of Venezuela. Journal of Ethnobiology
15(2):177-188.

GRAYSON, D. K. 1981. A Critical View of
the Use of Archaeological Vertebrates in
Paleoenvironmenta construction.
Journal of Ethnobiology 1(1):28-38.

GREMILLION, K. J. 1989. The

Betw umans and Maypops (Passiflora
incarnata L.) in the Southeastern United
States. Journal of Ethnobiology 9(2):135-155.

Summer 2000

. 1993. The Evolution of Seed
Morphology in Domesticate Chenopodium:
An Archaeological Case Study. Journal of
Ethnobiology 13(2):149-169.

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 “Hallucinogen”
ative
South - Central California. mda: of
Ethnobiology 16(1):1-29.

HASTORE, C. A. and M. E WRIGHT. 1998.
Interpreting \
Sites: A Du

Andes. eri of Ednsbislony sie 211-
227.

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+L,

HAYS, T. E. 1982. Utilitarian/ Adaptationist
Explanations of Folk Biological
Classification: Some Cautionary Notes.
Journal of Ethnobiology 2(1):89-94.

1983. Recent Anthropology
Doctoral Dissertations of Interest to
Ethnobiologist I. Journal of Ethnobiology
3(2):179-184.

. 1997. Recent Doctoral Dissertations
of Interest to Ethnobiologists XIV. Journal
of Ethnobiology 17(1):109-117.

. 1998. Recent Doctoral Dissertations
of Interest to Ethnobiologists XV. Journal of
Ethnobiology 18(1):129-136.

. 1998. Recent Doctoral Dissertations
of Interest to Ethnobiologists XVI. Journal
of Ethnobiology 18(2):309-316

. 1999. Recent Doctoral Dissertations
of Interest to Ethnobiologists XVIL Journal
of Ethnobiology 19(2):251-257.

. and J. E. LAFERRIERE. 1987.

Recent Doctoral Dissertations of Interest to

Ethnobiologists: Fall 1986-Fall 1987. Journal
of Ethnobiology 7(2):223-233

. and J. E. LAFERRIERE. 1988.

Doctoral Dissertati f Interest to

Ethnobiologists: Fall 1987-Fall 1988. Journal
of Ethnobiology 8(2):205-211.

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and J. E. LAFERRIERE. 1990.

one Dactored Dissertations of Interest to

Ethnobiologists: Fall 1989-1990. Journal of
Ethnobiology 10(2):227-235.,

_______. and J. E. LAFERRIERE, 1992.
Recent Diaaiel Dissertations of Interest to
Ethnobiologists: Fall 1991 - Fall 1992. Journal
of Ethnobiology 12(2):213-224.

. and J. E. LAFERRIERE, 1993.
Recent Doctoral Dissertations of Interest to
Ethnobiologists: Fall 1992 - Fall 1993. Journal
of Ethnobiology 13(2):257-264.

ZETT, D. L. 1991. Availability of
Nutritional Value of Cymopterus (Apiaceae)
Roots in the Colorado Steppe. Journal of
Ethnobiology 11(1):83-92.

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

HEALEY, C. 1994. Tribes, States and the
Rr Lattats Poh ee MOM val . c

Borneo and New Guinea. Journal of
Ethnobiology 14(1):59-73.

HESSE, B. 1982. Animal Domestication and
Oscillating Climates. Journal o
Ethnobiology 2(1):1-15.

990. Pig Lovers and Pig Haters:
Patterns of Palestinian Pork Production.
Journal of Ethnobiology10(2):195-225.

HEVLY, R. H. 1981. Pollen Production,
Transport and Preservation: Potentials and
Limitations in Archaeological Palynology.
Journal of Ethnobiology 1(1): 39-54.

HOLLOWAY, R. G. and V. M. BRYANT, JR.
1986. New Directions of Palynology in
Ethnobiology. Journal of Ethnobiology
6(1):47 - 65.

HOLMAN, M. B. and K. C. EGAN. 1985.
Processing Maple Sap with Prehistoric
Techniques. J 1 of Ethnobiology 5(1):61

HOVEY, K. and D. RISSOLO. 1999. The
Process and re Significance of
Siti Trapping in a Modern Yucatec

Maya Community. “aia of Ethnobiology
19(2):261-276.

THOMAS

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 ee
Contribution of Men and Wom n to

hcictonra

Columbia Plateau: A Comparison a
Ethnographic Atlas Summaries. Journal of
Ethnobiology 1(1):124-134.

. 1992. The Use of Sound Recordings
as Voucher Specimens and Stimulus
Materials in Ethnozoological Research.
Journal of Ethnobiology 12(2):187-198.

nd D. H. FRENCH. 1984.
Aietaatives to Taxonomic Hierarchy: The
Sahaptin Case. Journal of Ethnobiology
4(1):73-92

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.

JOHANNESSEN, S. and C. A. HASTORE.
1990. A History of Fuel Management (A.D
500 to the Present) in the Mantaro Valley,
Peru. Journal of Ethnobiology 10(1):61-90.

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.

JOHNSON GOTTESFELD, L. M. 1994
Wet’suwet’en Ethnobotany: Traditional

Plant vhs ee ap of Ethnobiology
14(2):185-21

and B. ANDERSON. 1988. Gitksan
Traditional Medicine: Herbs and Healing.
Journal of Sihncbiolouy 8(1):13-33.

seenctliedl S. HARGUS. 1998.
Classification and Nomenclature in
Witsuwit’en Ethnobotany: A Preliminary
Examination. Journal of Ethnobiology
18(1):69-101.

JOHNSON, L. M. 1999. Gitksan Plant
Classificati dN: lat Journal of

Ethnobiology 19(2):179-218.

JONES, T. 1981. The Anu and the Maca.
Journal of Ethnobiology 1(2):208-212.

Index of Journal Articles Presented in the Journal of Ethnobiology from 1981-1999.

JOYAL, E. 1994. Palm Ethnoecology in the
Saripiqui Region of Costa Rica. Journal of
Ethnobiology 14(2):161-172.

KAMPPINEN, M. 1988. Espiritus
Incorporados: The Roles of Plants and
Ani le in the Amazonia M. t] Folkl

Journal of Ethnobiology 8(2):141-148.

KHASBAGAN, NARISU, and K.
STUART. 1999. Ethnobotanical Overview of
Gogd (Allium ramosum L.): A —
Edible Wild Plant Used by

lec, Journal of Eeenbiioloey
19(2):221-22

KINDSCHER, K., K. P. MANFREDI, M.
BRITTON, M. DEMIDOVA, and D. P.
HURLBURT. 1998. Testing Prairie Plants
— Ethnobotanical one for Anti-
Cancer and Anti-AIDS Compounds. Journal
of anacbicleicy 18(2): 299-5.

oe W. E., L.M. SNYDER and P. W.
PARMALEE. 1987. Taphonomy —
Actin cally Recovered Mammal Bo
From Southeast Missouri. Journal os
Eduoktolony 7(2):155-169.

KUHNLEIN, H. 1981. Dietary Mineral
ology of the Hopi. Journal of
Ethnobiology 1(1): 84-94.

. 1986. Food Sample Collection for
Nutrient Analyses in Ethnobiological
Studies. Journal of Ethnobiology 6(1):19-25.

and N. J. TURNER. 1986. sp

Parsnip (Heracleum lanatum Michx.): A
Indigenous Vegetable of Native People "
rthwestern North America. Journal of
Ethnobiology 6(2):309-324.

. A. C. CHAN, J. N. THOMPSON
and S. NAKAI. 1982. Ooligan Grease: A
Nutritious Fat Used by Native People of

oastal British Columbia. Journal of
Ethnobiology 2(2):154-161.

LAFERRIERE, J. E. 1984. Recent Doctoral
Th pr ey S| Pgh Aaa aan Wal. ; oe es pers

Journal of Ethnobiology 4(2):201-206. -

. 1985. Recent Doctoral Dissertations
of Interest to Ethnobiologists: Fall 1984 - Fall
1985. Journal of Ethnobiology 5(2):159-162.

Summer 2000

. and T. E. HAYS. 1986. Recent
Doctoral Dissertations of Interest to
Ethnobiologists: Fall 1985-Fall 1986. Journal
of Ethnobiology 6(2):325-333.

. and T. E. HAYS. 1991. Recent
Doctoral Dissertations of Interest to
Ethnobiologists: Fall 1990-Fall 1991. Journal
of Ethnobiology 11(2):259-270.

T. E. HAYS. 1994. Recent
Doctoral ‘Dissertations of _Interest to

of

14(2):235-240.

and T. E. HAYS. 1995. Recent
Doctoral is ieviatiod of Interest to
Ethnobiologists XIII. Journal of
Ethnobiology 15(2):281-286.

, C. W. WEBER and E.
KOHLHEPP. Use and Nutritional
Composition of Some Traditional Mountain
Pima Plant Foods. Journal of Ethnobiology
11(1):93-114.

LENTZ, D. L. 1984. Utah Juniper (Juniperus
osteosperma) Cones and Seeds from Salmon
Ruin, New Mexico. Journal of Ethnobiology
4(2):191-200.

. 1990. Acrocomia mexicana: Palm of
the Ancient Mesoamericans. Journal of
Ethnobiology 10(2):183-194.

ate D. 1989. Eating Eggs o
Eloaua: The Initiation of a Mutealistic
Relationship Journal of Ethnobiology
9(2):229-231.

KUSMER, B. HAYDEN and
KP. KP LERTZMAN. 1996. Reconstructing
Prehistoric Socioeconomies rom

: An Example from the British
raewo Plateau. Journal of Ethnobiology
16(1):31-62.

LEWIS, R. O. 1981. Use of Opal Phytoliths
in Paleoenvironmental Reconstruction.
Journal of Ethnobiology 1(1):175 -181.

LYMAN, R. L. 1986. On the Analysis and
~r of Species List Data in
Zooarc ogy. Journal of Ethnobiology
rrr rrtas

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. 1987. Zooarchaeology and
Taphonomy: A General Consideration.
Journal of Ethnobiology 7(1):93-117.

. 1992. Influences of Mid-Holocene
Altithermal Climates on Mammalian
Faunas and Human Subsistence in Eastern
Lieto, api Journal of Ethnobiology
12(1):37-6

ee re 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.

MAPES, C., G. GUZMAN and J.
CABALLERO N, 1981. Elements of the
Purepecha Mycological Classification.
Journal of Ethnobiology 1(2): 231-237.

MCCLUNG DE TAPIA, E. 1990. A
Perspective on Mexican Ethnobotany.
Journal of Ethnobiology 10(2):141-147.

. 1990. Published and Unpublished
Works of C. Earle Smith, Jr. (1922-1987).
Journal of Ethnobiology 10(2):113-117.

MCCLURE, S. A. and W. H. ESHBAUGH.
1983. Love Potions of Andros Island,
Bahamas. Journal of Ethnobiology 3(2):149-
156.

MCCORKLE, C. M. 1986. An Introduction
to Ethnoveterinary Research and

Piha Sprains Journal of Ethnobiology
6(1):129-149

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.

cate B. A., E. S. HUNN and R. L.
COX. Lomatium ego (Apiaceae):
Multi- pen Plan the Pacific
Northwest. Journal of Dichoker 10(1):1-
20.

MILLER, | N. rE 1985. Paleoethnobotanical

Evidence for
A Case Study of Urban Malyan. Journal of
Ethnobiology 5(1):1-19.

THOMAS

.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.

MILLIKEN, W. and B. ALBERT. rw The
sale aio of a New Yanomami Round-

use. Journal of Ethnobiology oes 215-
: 3,

MINNIS, P. E. 1991. Famine Foods of the
North American Desert Borderlands in
Historical Context. Journal of Ethnobiology
11(2):231-257.

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.

MORENO-BLACK, G., W. AKANAN, P.
SOMNASANG, S. THAMATHAWAN
and P. BROZVOSKY. 1996. Non-
Domesticated Food Resources in the
Marketplace and Marketing System of
Northeastern Thailand. Journal of
Ethnobiology 16(1):99-117.

MOREY, D. F. 1983. Archaeological
Assessment of Seasonality from Freshwater
Fish Remains: A Quantitative Procedure
Journal of Ethnobiology 3(1):75-95

MORRIS, B. 1984. The Pragmatics of Folk
Classification. Journal of Ethnobiology
60.

MORRIS, E.A., W. M. WITKIND, R. L.
DIX and J. JACOBSON. 1981. Nutritional
Content of Selected Aboriginal Foods in
pote oes Colorado: Buffalo (Bison bison)

Wild Onions (Allium spp.). Journal of
Shashidns: 1(2):213-220.

MULCAHY, . ve 1988. Botanical Life-
Forms in European Romany. Journal of
Ethnobiology | 8(2): 171-184.

MUNSON, P. J. 1989. Still More on ip
Antiquity of Maple Sugar and Syrup i

Aboriginal Eastern North America. Hie
of Ethnobiology 9(2):159-170.

Index of Journal Articles Presented in the Journal of Ethnobiology from 1981-1999.

NABHAN, G. P., A. M. REA, K. L.
REICHHARDT, E. MELLINK ry CE
HUTCHINSON. 1982. Papago Influences
on Habitat and Biotic Diversity: Quitovac

asis Ethnoecology. Journal of
Ethnobiology 2(2):124-143.

WHITING, H. DOBYNS, R.
HEVLY aa R. EULER. os a —
Domestication: Evi
Southwestern Indian Fields. “rae =
Ethnobiology 1(1):135-164.

NEUSIUS, S. W. and P. R. FLINT. 1985.
Cottontail Species Identification:
Zooarchaeological Use of Mandibular
Measurements. Journal of Ethnobiology
5(1):51-58

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-
97.

NOLAN, J. M. 1998. The Roots of Tradition:
Social Ecology, Cultural Geography, and
Medicinal — Knowledge in th

uachita lands. Journal of
Ethnobiology 18(2):249- -272.

O’ROURKE, M. K. 1983. Pollen from
Adobe Brick. Journal of Ethnobiology
3(1):39-48.

RLOVE, B. S. and R. GODOY. 1986.

cen Fallowing Systems in the Central
Andes. Journal of Ethnobiology 6(1):169-
204.

arcsec c. 1986. soca eke

. " Example from, East Kalimantan’

Indonesia. J 6(2):279:

PAKE, C. V. 1987. Medical Ethnobotany of
mong Refugees in Thailand. Journal of
Ethnobiology 7(1):13-26

AZ, V. A. and A. BEGOSSI. 1996.
etree vi of Gamboa Fishermen of
Sepetiba Bay, Brazil. Journal of
Ethnobiology 16(2):157-168.

PEARSALL, D. M. 1983. ow the
Cth 136
otaduity se of

Paleoethnobotanical Data. dilate of
Ethnobiology 3(2):121-137.

Summer 2000

POSEY, D. A. 1981. Wasps, Warriors and
Fearless Men: ee ae of the
Kayapo Indians of Central Brazil. Journal
of Ethnobiology 1(1): 165-174.

aa Keeping of Stingless Bees by
apo In ndian of Brazil. Journal of
ieowbisbey 3(1):63-73.

84. 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):123-139.

. 1986. Topics and Issues in
Ethnoentomology with Some Suggestions
for the Development of Hypothesis-
Generation and Testing in Ethnobiology.
Journal of Ethnobiology 6(1):99-120.

. 1990. Intellectual Property Rights:
What is the Position of Ethnobiology.
Journal of Ethnobiology 10(1):93-98.

POZORSKL S. 1983. Changing Subsistence
Priorities and Early Settlement Patterns on
the North Coast of Peru. Journal of
Ethnobiology 3(1):15-38.

POZORSKI, T. and S. POZORSKI. 1997.
Cherimoya and Guanabana in the
Archaeological Record of Peru. Journal of
Ethnobiology 17(2):235-248.

PULLIAM, H. R. 1981. On Predicting
> rep Diets. Journal of Ethnobiology

1(1):61

PURDUE, J. R. 1987. Estimation of Body
Weight of White-Tailed Deer (Odocoileus
virginianus) from Bone Size. Journal of
Ethnobiology 7(1):1-12.

RAAB, L. M. 1992. An Optimal Foragin
Analysis of Prehistoric Shellfish Collecting

on San Clemente Island, nips ornia. Journal
a Edmiobiolioey 12(1):6.

RAMOS-ELORDUY DE CONCONL J.
and M. EN. C. J. M. P. MORENO. 1988. The
Utilization of Insects in the Empirical
Medicine of Ancient Mexicans rnal of
Ethnobiology 4(1):195-202.

JOURNAL OF ETHNOBIOLOGY

, J. M. P. MORENO, C. M.
SGA UDGN, E 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

RASHFORD, J. 1994. Africa’s Baobab Tree:
Why Monkey Names? Journal of
Ethnobiology 14(2):173-183.

REA, A. M. 1981. Resource Utilization and
Food Taboos of Sonoran Desert Peoples.
Journal of Ethnobiology 1(1):69-83.

1986. Verification and
Reveritiostion: Problems in Archaeofaunal
Studies. Journal of Ethnobiology 6(1):9-18.

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):117-132.

REITZ, E. J. 1982. Vertebrate Fauna from
Four Coastal Mississippian Sites. Journal of
Ethnobiology 2(1): 39-61

. 1994. The Wells of Spanish Florida:
Using Using Taphonomy to Identify Site History.
Journal of Ethnobiology 14(2):141-160.

. MARRINAN and S. L.
SCOTT. i9e7 sntey: of Vertebrate rare

from
Valley. Journal of Ethnobiology 7(2): rte

RICO-GAY, V. and J. G. GARCIA-
FRANCO. 1991. The Maya and the
Vegetation of the Yucatan Peninsula. Journal
of Ethnobiology 11(1):135-142.

RISSMAN, P. 1986. Seasonal Aspects of
Man/Cattle Interaction in Bronze Age
Western India. Journal of Ethnobiology
6(2):257-277.

RODRIGUEZ, B. 1984. Protein Content of
Some Edible Insects in Mexico. Journal of
Ethnobiology 4(1):61-72.

RODRIGUEZ, M. F. 1999. Plant Species
(Poaceae, Asteraceae, Fabaceae and
Solanaceae) at an Archeological Site in the
Southern Argentine Puna. Journal of
tibnebioloey 19(2):229-247.

THOMAS

ROWLETT, R. M. and M. HOPF. 1982.
Differential Grain Use on the Titelberg,
Luxembourg. Journal of Ethnobiology
2(1):79-88.

SALLS, R. A. 1989. To Catch a Fish: Some

rnia with Special Reference
to Native Plant Fiber Fishing Line. Journal
of Ethnobiology 9(2):173-199.

SCHMITT, D. N. 1995. The Taphonomy of
Golden Eagle Prey Accumulations at Great
Basin Roosts. Journal of Ethnobiology
15(2):237-256.

SCHOENWETTER, Jj. 1987. A
Palynological Approach to a Chronometry
Problem on the Colorado Plateau. Journal
of Ethnobiology 7(2):123-135.

SCHULTES, R. E. 1983. Richard Spruce: An
Early ae evmearent and Explorer of the
Northwest Amazon and Northern Andes
Journal of Fehiobsniogy 3(2):139-147.

86. Recognition of Variability in
Wild PI: Plants by —— of the Northwest
Amazon: An gma. Journal of
Ethnobiology 6(2): pone

; . 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.

SETZ, E. Z. F. 1991. Animals in the
Nambiquara Diet: Methods of Collection
and Processing. Journal of Ethnobiology
11(1):1-22.

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.

SHEA, B. T. 1984. Between vo Gorilla and
the Chimpanzee: A Histo

mpa or Gorilla-Like Champanzee. Journal
of Ethnobiology 4(1):1-13.

Index of Journal Articles Presented in the Journal of Ethnobiology from 1981-1999.

SHUSTER, R. A. and BYE, JR., R. A. 1983.
Patterns of Variation in Exotic Races of
Maize (Zea mays, Gramineae) in a New

a a Area. Journal of Ethnobiology
3(2):157-17

SILLITOE, P. 1995. An Ethnobotanical
Account of the Plant Resources of the Wola
Region, Southern Highlands Province,

apua ew Guinea. Journal of
Ethnobiology 15(2):201-235.

. 1998. An Ethnobotanical Account
of the Vegetation Communities of the Wola
Province, — ee ee Province,

apua New nea. Journal of
Ethnobiology vt 103-128,

get W. A. and a E. SCHULTES.
1988. Richard Spruce: A Multi-Talented
Blan Journal of Pisioblolaey (1):7-12.

SMITH, S. D. 1987. The Economic Potential
of Chenopodium ——_. in Prehistoric
Eastern North Amer ournal of
Ethnobiology 7(1):29-54..

SOBOLIK, K. D. and D. J. GERICK. 1992.
Prehistoric Medicinal Plant Usage: A Case

udy From Coprolites. Journal of
Ethnobiology 12(2):203-211.

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. MARQUEZ 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.

SPENNEMANN, D. H. R. 1994. Traditional
Arrowroot Production and Utilization in the

Marshall Islands. Journal of Ethnobiology
14(2):211-234

STEINBERG, M. K. 1999. mee posers |
and ltural Change Maya

Agroecological ee jutichis of
Ethnobiology 19(1):127-139.

esha te T. B. and B. HESSE. 1990.
“Domes on” of Hyrax (Procavia capensis)
in Seah: Neuse of Ethnobiology 10(1):23-
32.

Summer 2000

SULLIVAN, III., A. P. 1987. Seeds of
Discontent: Implications of a “Pompeii”
Archaeobotanical oo for Grand
Canyon Anasazi Subsistence Models.
Journal of Ethnobiology 712) 137-153.

SUTTON, M. Q. 1993. Midden “rn
Coprolite D i

Analysis of ~~ from the La Quinta a
Salton Basi peers. Journal of
Sihaalolaas 13(1): 1-1

SWETNAM, T. W. 1984. Peeled —
Pine Trees: A Record of In Bark
Utilization by Native Americans. jest of
Ethnobiology 4(2):177-190.

TAYLOR, P. M. 1984. “Covert Categories”
Reconsidered: Identifying Unlabeled

Classification. Journal of Ethnobiology
4(2):105-122.

TELBAN, B. 1988. The Role of Medical
Ethnobotany in Ethnomedicine: A New
Guinea Example. Journal of Ethnobiology
8(2):149-169.

THORTON, T. F. 1999. Tleikwaani, The
“Berried” Landscape the Structure of Tlingit
Edible Fruit Resources at Glacier Bay
Alaska. Journal of Ethnobiology 19(1):27-48.

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.

. 1987. Virtuous Herbs: Plants in
Chum ash edicine. Journal of
Bihincbiiedesy 7(2):171-180.

TODT, D. L. and N. HANNON. 1998. Food
Plant Resource Ranking on the Upper
Klamath River of Oregon and California: A
Methodology wit rcheological
Applications. Journal of Rthnobialony
18(2):273-308.

TURNER, N. J. 1982. Traditional Use of
meant 0 (Oplopanax horridus:
by Native Peoples in
America. ournal of Ethnobiology 2(1):17-
38.

JOURNAL OF ETHNOBIOLOGY

. 1987. General Plant Categories in
Thompson and Lillooet, Two Interior Salish
Languages of British Columbi ia. Journal of
Ethnobiology 7(1):55-8

. 1989. “All Berries Have Relations”

Mid-Re “Range hore. Plan i
hompson
binge of Ssheobiology 9(1):69-110.

and A. DAVIS. 1993. “When
Everythin — was Scarce”: The Role of Plants
as get Saya Foods in Northwestern North
America. Journal of Ethnobiology 13(2):171-
201.

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

VENTURA, C. 1996. The Symbolism of
— ray = —_ Vessels and Corn

inks mala. Journal of
aaron, 160} 169. 183.

VOEKS, R. A. 1995. Candomblé
Ethnobotany: African Medicinal Plant
Classification in Brazil. Journal of
Ethnobiology 15(2):257-280.

WADDY, J. 1982. Biological Classification
from a Groote Eylandt Aborigine’s Point of
View. Journal of Ethnobiology 2(1):63-77.

WESTER, L. and S. YONGVANIT. 1995.
—— Diversity and Community Lore

n Northeastern Thailand. Journal of
Bibecisloloigs 15(1):71-87.

WILSON, C. S. 1985. Malay Medicinal Use
of Plants. Journal of Ethnobiology 5(2):123-
133.

G, 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.

WINTERHALDER, B. 1986. Optimal
Foraging: Simulation Studies of Diet Choice
in a Stochastic Environment. Journal of
Ethnobiology 6(1):205-223.

THOMAS

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.

YOHE, Il, R. M. 1997. eceeeo aca)
Evidence a Aboriginal Cultigen Use
Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Pate
Death Valley, California. Journal of
Ethnobiology 17(2): 267-282.

ZARATE, S. 1999. Ethnobotany and
Domestication Process of Leucaena in
Mexico. Journal of Ethnobiology 19(1):1-23.

ZENT, E. L. and S. R ZENT. 1999. Is the
Frailejon a Life Form or an Unaffiliated
Generic?: Examining the Rank of an

ndemic Paramo Plant. Journal of
Ethnobiology 19(2):143-176.

ZIMMERER, K. S. 1991. Managing Diver-
sity in Potato and Maize Fields of the
pee Andes. Journal of Ethnobiology
1(1):23-4

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

GRAYSON, D. K. 1981. A Critical View of
the Use of Archaeological Vertebrates in
Paleoenvironmental Reconstruction.
Journal of Ethnobiology 1(1):28-38.

HEVLY, R. H. 1981. Pollen Production,
Transport and Preservation: Potentials and
Limitations in Archaeolo - <0 Babee case
Journal of Ethnobiology 1(1):39

YARNELL, R. A. 1981. Inferred Dating of
Ozark Bluff Dweller Occupations Based on
Achene Size of Sunflower and Sumpw:
Journal of Ethnobiology 1(1):55-60.

PULLIAM, H. R. 1981. On Predicting
enue Diets. Journal of Ethnobiology
(1):61

REA, A. M. 1981. sett Utilization and
Food Taboos of Sonoran Desert Peoples.
Journal of Ethnobiology 1 1):69-83.

Index of Journal Articles Presented in the Journal of Ethnobiology from 1981-1999.

KUHNLEIN, H.V. 1981. Dietary Mineral
Ecology of t Hopi. Journal of
Ethnobiology 1(1):84-94

BERLIN, B., J. S. BOSTER and J. P.
O'NEILL. 1981. The Perceptual Bases “
Ethnobiological Classification: Evidenc

‘om Aguaruna Jivaro ogy. Jou on
of Ethnobiology 1(1):95-108.

BYE, JR., R. A. 1981. Quelites -
Ethnoecology of Edible Greens - Past,
Present and Future. Journal of Ethnobiology
1(1):109-123.

HUNN, E. S. 1981. On the Relative
Contribution of Men and Wom men to

Pact Plateau: A Comparison with
Ethnographic Atlas Summaries. Journal o
Ethnobiology 1(1):124-134.

NABHAN, G., A. WHITING, H.
DOBYNS, R. HEVLY and R. arrears pate
Devil’s Claw Domestication: Evi
Southwestern Indian Fields. set of
Ethnobiology 1(1):135-164.

POSEY, D. A. 1981. Wasps, Warriors and
Fearless Men: Ethnoentomology of the
Kayapo Indians of Central Brazil. Journal
of Ethnobiology 1(1):165-174.

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
Ar g Project. Journal of
Ethnobiology 1(1):182-192.

Volume 1, Number 2 December 1981
BLAKE, L. W. 1981. Early Acceptance of
TAZ. ] he Tt ae sak. TT Inited Crates

Journal of Ethnobiology 1(2):193-199.

papa _— and R. M. ROWLETT. 1981.
A” g Cereal Grain. Journal of
hcctekas 4 10): 200-207.

JONES, T. 1981. The Anu and the Maca.
Journal of Ethnobiology 1(2):208-212.

Summer 2000

MORRIS, E.A., W. M. WITKIND, R. L.
DIX and J. JACOBSON. 1981. Nutritional
Content of Selected Aboriginal Foods in

and Wild Onions (Allium spp.) Journal of
Ethnobiology 1(2):213-220.

ALCORN, J. B. 1981. Factors Influencing

Suggestions
ehnobbtenieal Inquiry. Journal of
Ethnobiology 1(2):221-230.

MAPES, C., G. GUZMAN and J.
CABALLERO N. 1981. Elements of the
Purepecha Mycological Classification.
Journal of Ethnobiology 1(2):231-237.

BERLIN, B. and J. P. O’NEILL. 1981. The
Pervasiveness of
Aguaruna and Huamb
Journal of Ethnobiology 1(2):238-26l.

Volume 2, Number 1 May 1982
HESSE, B. 1982. Animal Domestication and
Oscillating Climates. Journal of
Ethnobiology 2(1):1-15.

TURNER, N. J. 1982. Traditional Use of
Devil’s-C I }

America. Journal of Ethnobiology 2(1):17-
38.

REITZ, E. J. 1982. Vertebrate Fauna from
Four Coastal Mississippian Sites. Journal of
Ethnobiology 2(1):39-61.

WADDY, J. 1982. Biological Classification
m a Groote Eylandt Aborigine’s Point of
View. Journal of Ethnobiology 2(1):63-77.

ROWLETT, R. M. and M. HOPF. 1982.
Differential Grain Use on the Titelberg,
Luxembourg. Journal of Ethnobiology
2(1):79-88.

HAYS, T. E. 1982. Utilitarian/ Adaptationist
Explanations of Biological
Classification: Some Cautionary Notes.
Journal of Ethnobiology 2(1):89-94.

gare ne H. 1982. Folk Zoological Life-
Forms inguistic Marking. Journal of
inom 2(1):95-112.

JOURNAL OF ETHNOBIOLOGY

Volume 2, Number 2 can peewee

FARRIS, G. J. 1982. Pine Nuts as

Aboriginal Food Source in California id
l

Nevada: Som eorceegaa Journal of
teehidinas 5 2(2): 114-12
NABHAN, G. A

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.

CORDY-COLLINS, A. 1982. Psychoactive
Painted Peruvian Plants the Shamanism
Textile. Journal of Ethnobiology (2):144-153.

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.

TIMBROOK, J. 1982. Use of Wild Cherry
Pits as Food by the California Indians.
Journal of Ethnobiology 2(2):162-176.

Volume 3, Number 1 May 1983
BYE, JR., R. A. and E. LINARES. 1983. The
Role of Plants Found in the Mexican

thnobotanical
Ethnobiology 3(1):1-13

POZORSKL, S. 1983. Changing Subsistence
Priorities and Early Settlement Patterns on
the North Coast of Peru. Journal of
Ethnobiology 3(1):15-38,

O’ROURKE, M. K. 1983. Pollen from
Adobe Brick. Journal of Ethnobiology
3(1):39-48

ESHBAUGH, W. H., S. 1. GUTTMAN and
M. J. MCLEOD. 1983. The Origin and
Evolution of Domesticated Capsicum
Species. Journal of Ethnobiology 3(1):49-54.

BURK, W. R. 1983. Puffman Usages Among
North American Indians. Journal of

Ethnobiology 3(1):55-62.

POSEY, D. A. 1983. Keeping of Stingless
Kayapo Indian of Brazil. Journal
of Ethnobiology 3(1):63-73

THOMAS

MOREY, D. F. 1983. Archaeological
Assessment 0 ee from Freshwater

Fish Rem A Quantitative Procedure.
Journal of | Sieubiaieey 3(1):75-95.

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

HEADLAND, T. N. 1983. An
Ethnobotanical Anomaly: The Dearth of
Binomial Specifics in a Folk Taxonomy of a
Negrito Hunter-Gatherer Society in the
eS egy Journal of Ethnobiology
3(2):109-

PEARSALL, D. M. 1983. Evaluating ~
Stability of Subsistence Strategies by Use
Paleoethnobotanical Data. Journal a
Ethnobiology 3(2):121-137.

SCHULTES, R. E. 1983, Richard Spruce: An
Early Ethnobotanist = Explorer of the
Northwest Amazon and Northern Andes
Journal of on oa Pine 139-147.

MCCLURE, S. A. and W. H. ESHBAUGH.
1983. Love Potions of Andros Island,
Bahamas. Journal of Ethnobiology 3(2):149-
156.

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.

HAYS, T. E. 1983. Recent Anthropology
Doctoral Dissertations of Interest to
Ethnobiologist I. Journal of Ethnobiology
3(2):179-184.

May 1984

Gorilla and
the Chimpanzee: A History of Debate
Concerning the Existence = the Kooloo-
Kampe or Gorilla-Like Champanzee. Journal
of Ethnobiology 4(1):1-13.

Volume 4, Number 1
SHEA, B. T. 1984. Between the

MILLER, N. F. and T. L. SMART. 1984.
Intentional Burning of Dung as Fuel:A
re actoreray for the Incorporation of
Cha Seeds into the Archeaological
ea Journal of Ethnobiology 4(1):15-28.

Index of Journal Articles Presented in the Journal of Ethnobiology from 1981-1999.

ADAMS, K. R. seg Evidence of Wood-
Dwelling Termites in Archaeological Sites

in the Southwestern United States. Journal
of Ethnobiology 4(1):29-43.

MORRIS, B. 1984. The Pragmatics of Folk
Classification. Journal of Ethnobiology
):45-60.

RAMOS -ELORDUY DE SS LoJ.
M. P. MORENO, C. M. MAYAUDON, F.
R. rege M. A. PEREZ, E. PRADO
and H. B. RODRIGUEZ. 1984. Protein
Content of Some Edible Insects in Mexico.
Journal of Ethnobiology 4(1):61-72.

HUNN, E. S. and D. H. FRENCH. 1984.
Alternatives to Taxonomic Hierarchy: The
Sahaptin Case. Journal of Ethnobiology
4(1):73-92

Volume 4, Number 2 December 1984

TAYLOR, P. M. 1984. “Covert Categories”

Reconsidered: Identifying Unlabeled

Classes in Tobelo Folk Biological

Classification. Journal of Ethnobiology
22.

POSEY, D. A. 1984. Hierarchy and Utility
in a Folk Biological Taxonomic System:
Patterns wenger n of

the Kayapo Indians of eet Journal of
Ethnobiology 4(2):123-13
——— a 1984. Chumash
Ethnobotany: minary Report. Journal
of Dthnobinlony 46 ie. 141-169.

DEXTER, R. W. — tei of
Frank G. Speck (1881-1

Journal of Gaeetielee rr a 176.

SWETNAM, T. W. 1984. Peeled Ponderosa
Pine Trees: A Record of Inner Bark
Utilization by Native Americans. Journal of
Ethnobiology 4(2):177-190.

LENTZ, D. L. 1984. Utah Juniper ( ape was

osteosperma) Cones and Seeds
Ruin, New Mexico. J
4(2):191-200.

LAFERRIERE, J. E. 1984. Recent Doctoral
Journal of Ethnobiology 4(2):201-206.

Summer 2000

Volume 5, Number 1 Summer 1985
MILLER, N. F. 1985. Paleoethnobotanical

A Case Study of Urban Malyan. Journal of
Ethnobiology 5(1):1-19.

ARIOTI, M. 1985. Edible Animals of the
Ituri Forest, Africa in the Ethnozoology of
the Efe Bambuti. Journal of Ethnobiology
5(1):21-28.

CABALLERON, J. and C. MAPES 6. 198: 1965.

the P’urhepecha Indians of Mexico. jou
of Ethnobiology 5(1):31-47.

NEUSIUS, S. W. and P. R. FLINT. 1985.
Cottontail Species Identification:
Zooarchaeological Use of Mandibular
Measurements. Journal of Ethnobiology
5(1):51-58

HOLMAN, M. B. and K. C. EGAN. 1985.
Processing Maple a with Prehistoric
Techniques. Journal of Ethnobiology 5(1):61-

Volume 5, Number 2 Winter 1985
DRURY, H. M. 1985. Nutrients in Native
Foods of Southeastern Alaska. Journal of
Ethnobiology 5(2):87-100.

W. A. 1988. The

of Centella asiatica (L.)
Urban (Apiaceae). Journal of Ethnobiology
5(2):101-107.

EMBODEN,
E

GADE, D. W. 1985. Savanna Woodland,
Fire, Protein and Silk in Highland
Madagascar. Journal of Ethnobiology
5(2):109-122.

WILSON, C. S. 1985. Malay Medicinal Use
of Plants. Journal of Ethnobiology 5(2):123-
133.

DEXTER, R. W. 1985. Contributions of
Putnam (1839 - 1915)

Archaeoethnobiology. Journal
Ethnobiology 5(2):135-14

FE.
to
of
ARRINGTON, L S. and J. URRY. 1985

and the Early History of Cultivation.
Samael slof Ethnobiology 5(2):143-157.

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LAFERRIERE, J. E. 1985. Recent Doctoral
Disserta tions of Interest to

ts:Fall 1984 - Fall 1985, |
of Ethnobiology 5(2):159-162

6, Number 1
R., R. A. 1986. Voucher Specimens in
Ethnobicogeal Studies and Publications.
Journal of Ethnobiology 6(1):1-8,

REA, A. M. 1986. Verification and
Reverification:Problems i auna
Studies, Journal of Ethnobiology 6(1):9-18.

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
1):27-43.

HOLLOWAY, R. G. and V. M. BRYANT, JR.
1986. New Directions of Palynology in
Ethnobiology. Journal of Ethnobiology
6(1):47-65

LYMAN, R. L. 1986. On the Analysis and
Interpretation of Species List Data in

rchaeology. Journal of Ethnobiology
6(1):67-81.

ELLEN, R. F. 1986. Ethnobiology, Cognition
and the Structure of Prehension: Some
General Theoretical Notes. Journal of
Ethnobiology 6(1):83-98.

POSEY, D. A. 1986. Topics and Issues in

E with Some Su

for the Development of Hypothesis-
ation and Testing in oe
1 of 6(1):99-120.

ELISABETSKY, E. 1956. New Directions
Ethnopharmacology. Journal
Ethnobiology 6(1):121-128.

of

MCCORKLE, C. M. 1986. An Introduction
to Ethnoveterinary Research and
Development. Journal of Ethnobiology
6(1):129-149.

BRUSH, S. B. 1986. Genetic Diversity and
Conservation in Traditional Farming

Systems. Journal of Ethnobiology 6(1):151-
167.

THOMAS

ORLOVE, B. Ss. and R. aeniwl: —_
Sectoral Fallowing Systems

Andes. Journal of Sicatiolcey pre “eo
204.

WINTERHALDER, B. 1986. Optimal
C * Cc: oer Cu... 4 “CT tChoica

in a Stochastic Environment. Journal of
Ethnobiology 6(1):205-223.

Volume 6. Number 2 Winter 1986
SCHULTES, R. E. 1986. Recognition of
Variability in Wild Plants by Indians of the

orthwest Amazon: An Enigma. Journal of
Ethnobiology 6(2):229-238.

ARKUSH, B. S. 1986. Aboriginal
Exploitation of Pronghorn in the Great
Basin. Journal of Ethnobiology 6(2):239-255,

RISSMAN, P. 1986. Seasonal Aspects of
Man/Cattle Interaction in Bronze Age
Western India. Journal of Ethnobiology

6(2):257-277
PADOCH, C. 1986. Agricultural Site
Laeticun A Yr 4 Ti: ..3.3

An Example from East Kalimantan,
— Journal of Ethnobiology 6(2):279-

BYE, JR., R. A. and E. LINARES. 1986.

Ethnobotanical Notes from the Valley of San
Luis, Colorado. Journal of Ethnobiology
6(2):289-306.

KUHNLEIN, H. V. and N. Jj. TURNER.
1986. — ee (Heracleum lanatum
Michx.): A: ble of Native
People of Mateos North America.
Journal of Ethnobiology 6(2):309-324.

LAFERRIERE, 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 7 Number 1 Summer 1987
PURDUE, J. R. 1987. Estimation of Body
Weight of White-Tailed Deer (Odocoileus
virginianus) from Bone Size. Sams of
Ethnob 21-12.

iology 7(1):1-12

fee V. 1987. Medical Ethnobotany of
Hmon rit, = a Journal of
Ethnobiology 7{

Index of Journal Articles Presented in the Journal of Ethnobiology from 1981-1999.

SMITH, S. D. 1987. The Economic Potential
of Chenopodium berlandieri in Prehistoric
Eastern North America. Journal of
Ethnobiology 7(1):29-54.

TURNER, N. J. 1987. General Plant
Categories in Thompson and Lillooet,
Interior Salish Languages of British
Columbia. Journal of Ethnobiology 7(1):55-
82.

BAUER, A. M. and A. P. RUSSELL. 1987.
Hoplocactylus delcourti (Reptilia:

Folklore. Journal of Ethnobiology 7(1):83-91.

LYMAN, R, L. 1987. Zooarchaeology and
Taphonomy: A General Consideration.
Journal of Ethnobiology 7(1):93-117.

Volume 7. Number 2
SCHOENWETTER, J.
Palynological Approach to a Chronometry
Problem on the Colorado Plateau. Journal
of Ethnobiology 7(2):123-135.

19875. 2A

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.

KLIPPEL, W. E., L.M. SNYDER and P. W.
PARMALEE. _1987. Taphonomy _and

From Southeast —— Journal of
Ethnobiology 7(2):155-

TIMBROOK, J. 1987. Virtuous Herbs:
Plants in Chumash Medicine. Journal of
Ethnobiology 7(2):171-180.

BROWN, C. H. 1987. The Folk Subgenus: A

ea ween, age Rank. Journal of
thnobiology 7(2):181-192.

REITZ, E. J., R. A. MARRINAN and 5S. L.

SCOTT. 1987. Survey of Vertebrate Remains

Valley. Journal of Ethnobiology 7(2):195-221.

— TE. seabaag 3 E. as wo

Doctoral Dissertations
Ehnobalogtsfall 1986-Fall oar eaeoud
of Ethnobiology 7(2):223-233.

Summer 2000

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.

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. esti Traditional
Medicine: cour bry Healing. Journal of
Ethnobiology 8(1):13-33.

DECKER, D. S. and L. A. NEWSOM. 1988.
Numerical Analysis of Archaeobotanical
Cucurbita pepo s from Hontoon Island,
Florida. Journal of Ethnobiology 8(1):35-44.

CHAVERO, E. L. and M. E. ALVAREZ-
BUYLLA ROCES. 1988. Ethnobotany in a
Tropical-Humid Region: The Home
Gardens o zapote, Veracruz, Mexico.
Journal of Ethnobiology 8(1):45-79.

JOHNS, T. and lL. KUBO. 1988. A Survey of
Traditional Methods wig martes for the
Detoxification of Foods. Journal of
Ethnobiology 8(1):81-1 129.

Volume 8. Number 2
KAMPPINEN, M. 1988. Espiritus

Incorporados: The Roles of Plants and

Journal of Ethnobiology 8(2):141-148.

TELBAN, B. 1988. The Role of Medical

Ethnobotany in Ethnomedicine: A New

Guinea ee Journal of Ethnobiology

8(2):149-

MULCAHY, F. D. 1988. Botanical Life-

Forms in wii er —— Journal of

Ethnobiology 8(2):1

BUTH, G. M. ee emi la pe

Ethnobotany kh (India) Pla

in eget Care ess of Dthnobiology

8(2):185-

pase pepe gy DE CONCONL, J.

and M. EN. C.J. M. P. MORENO. 1988. The

Utilization of Insects in the Empirical
Mexicans. Journal of

Medicine of Ancient
Ethnobiology 8(2):195-202.

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HAYS, T. E. and J. E. LAFERRIERE, 1988.

Ethnobiologists: Fall 1987-Fall 1988, Journal
of Ethnobiology 8(2):205-211.

Volume 2. Number) Summer 1989
BALEE, W. 1989. Nomenclatural Patterns in

Ka‘apor Ethnobotany. Journal of
Ethnobiology 9(1):1-24.

MCDONALD, D. L. 1989. A Survey of
Public Plantings in the Front Yards of
Residences in Galveston, row U.S.A.
Journal of Ethnobiology 9(1):31

EHRLICH, Cc. oe Special Problems i inan
Cordyline

terminalis (L.) Kunth, The Hawaiian Ti Plant.
Journal of Ethnobiology 9(1):51-63.

TURNER, N. J. 1989. “All Berries Have
Relations” Mid-Range Folk Plant Groupings

in Thompson and Lillooet aoreined Salish.
Journal of Ethnobiology 9(1):69-1

Volume 9. Number 2
GREMILLION, K. J. 1989. The

tween Humans and Maypops ( Passfflora
incarnata L.) in the Southeastern Unit
tes. Journal of Ethnobiology 9(2):135-155.

MUNSON, P. J. 1989. Still More on the
rs ars of Maple Sugar and Syrup in
Aboriginal Eastern North America. Journal
of Ethnobiology 9(2):159-170.

SALLS, R. A. 1989. To Catch a Fish: Some
eat ata on Prehistoric Fishing in

California with Special Reference
to Nation Plant Fiber Fishing Line. Journal
of Ethnobiology 9(2):173-199.

BRADY, T. J. 1989. The eee of
Pn 1 on the Rate of Recovery of

“aati

of a theablones 9(2):207- 227,

LEPOFSKY, D. 1989. Eating Eggs on
Eloaua: The Initiation of a Mutualistic
Relationship. Journal of Ethnobiology
9(2):229-231.

THOMAS

Volume 10, Number 1 oe 9 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.

STEVENSON, T. B. and B. HESSE. 1990.
“Domestication” of Hyrax (Procavia capensis)
in Yemen. Journal of Ethnobiology 10(1):23-
a2.

DEXTER, R. W. 1990. The F.W Putnam-
Relations in the
Early American
Ethnobotany. Journal of Ethnobiology

10(1):35-41.
GOODMAN, S. M. and J. J. HOBBS. 1990.
Cross-Cultural and Historical Comparisons

in the Palatability of Several E an Bird
Species. Journal of Ethnobiology 10(1):43-
Sf;

JOHANNESSEN, S. and C. A. HASTORF.

Peru. Journal of Ethnobiology 10(1):61-90.

POSEY, D. A. 1990. Intellectual Property

NIENEGS. YVNaAtTIS THe f
Journal of Ethnobiology 10(1):93-98.

Volume 10, Number2 — Winter 1990
MCCLUNG DE TAPIA, E. 1990. Published
and Unpublished Works of C. Earle Smith,
Jr. (1922-1987). Journal of Ethnobiology
10(2):113-117.

SCHULTES, R. E. 1990. How I Met C. Earle
Smith. Journal of Ethnobiology 10(2):119-
122.

AMS, K. R. 1990. Prehistoric see i
(Phragmites) “Cigarettes” with Tobac
(Nicotiana) Contents: A Case Study Fionn
Red Bow Cliff Dwelling, Arizona. Journal
of Ethnobiology 10(2):123-139.

MCCLUNG DE nb ee EB. 1990. A
Perspective on Mexican Ethnobotany.
Journal of Eitinobiclony 10(2): 141-147.

BYE, JR., R. A and E. LINARES. 1990.
aeenens Market Plants of 16th Century L.
Plants Rec

orded in

son Journal of Ethnobiology 10(2):151-
168.

Index of Journal Articles Presented in the Journal of Ethnobiology from 1981-1999.

FORD, P. J. 1990. Antelope, Deer, Bighorn
Sheep and Mountain Goats: A Guide to the
Carpals. Journal of Ethnobiology 10(2):169-
181.

LENTZ, D. L. 1990. Acrocomia mexicana:
yo Poe ee Sy 7 Ene eee ny i rnal

J

of Ethnobiology 10(2):183-194.

HESSE, B. 1990. Pig Lovers and Pig Haters:
Patterns of Palestinian Pork Production.
Journal of Ethnobiology 10(2):195-225.

HAYS, T. E. and J. E. LAFERRIERE. 1990.
Recent Doctoral Dissertations of Interest to
Ethnobiologists: Fall 1989-1990. Journal of
Ethnobiology 10(2):227-235.

Volume 11, —— Summer 1991
SETZ, E. Z. F. 1991. Animals in the
Nambiquara Die t: Methods of Collection
and Processing. Piast of Ethnobiology
11(1):1-22.

ZIMMERER, K. S. 1991. Managing
Diversity in Potato and Maize Fields of the
Peruvian Andes. Journal of Ethnobiology
11(1):23-49.

COLLINS, P. W. 1991. Interaction Between
Island Foxes (Urocyon littoralis) and Indians
in com ee Off the Coast of Southern
Califor 1. “Mor . and
Kedhidohosie Evidence of Human Assisted
a Journal of Ethnobiology 11(1):51-

HAZETT, D. L. 1991. Availability of
beady Value of Cymopterus (Apiaceae)
Roots in the Colorado as a Journal of
Bthncbioloy 11(1):83-92

LAFERRIERE, 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):93-114.

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):117-132.

RICO-GAY, V. and J. G. GARCIA-
bombil 1991. The Maya and the
Vegetation of the Yucatan Peninsula. Journal
of Eemckicioas 11(1):135-142.

Summer 2000

ANDERSON, M. K. 1991. California Indian
Use o

Journal of Ethnobiology 11(1):145-157.

olume 11, Number 2 Winter 1991
ELIZONDO, M. G. 1991. lesaeig want of
the Southern Tepehua ngo,
Mexico:I. Edible = sea Journal of
Ethnobiology 11(2):165-173.

MANDUJANGO, 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.

CARR, H. S. 1991. The Maya Medicinal
Turtle, Xkokak io : ee tiene Alternate
Reading of Two Ethnomedical Texts
H. Journal of prmnetcth HQ): 187-192.

SCORA, P. E. and R. W. — _
Some Observations on the N
Papyrus Bonding. Journal of cnrameies
11(2):193-202.

COLLINS, P. W. 1991. Interaction Between
Island Foxes (Urocyn littoralis) and Native
Americans on Islands Off the Coast of
Southern Calfornaa! Il. Ethnographic,
Archaeological and Historic Evidence.
Journal of Ethnobiology 11(2):205-229.

MINNIS, P. E. 1991. Famine Foods of the
North American Desert Borderlands in

Historical Context. Journal of Ethnobiology
11(2):231-257.

LAFERRIERE, 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.

Vi = Summer 1992
TURNER, N. J., M. JOHNSON
GOTTESFELD, H. V. een! pe and A.
CESKA. 1992. Edible Wood Fern Rootstocks
of Western North America: Solving an
Ethnobotanical Puzzle. Journal of
Ethnobiology 12(1):1-34.

LYMAN, R. L. 1992. Influences of Mid-
Holocene Altithermal Climates on

ammalian Faunas man
Subsistence in Eastern Washington. Journal
of Ethnobiology 12(1):37-62.

JOURNAL OF ETHNOBIOLOGY

RAAB, L. M. 1992. An Optimal Foraging
Analysis of Prehistoric Shellfish Collecting
on San Clemente Island, California. Journal
of Ethnobiology 12(1):63-80.

EMSLIE, S. D., J. D. SPETH and R. N.

Ethnobiology 12(1):83-115.

BEGOSSI, A. 1992. Food Taboos at Buzios
i d

icine. Journal of

Ethnobiology 12(1):117-139.

12, Number 2 Winter 1992
BRUSH, 5S. 8. 1992. aoeiniboitase 2
Biodiversity and Modernization i in Andea
Agriculture Journal of

Potato

12(2):161-185.

HUNN, E. S. 1992. The Use of Sound
Recordings as Voucher Specimens and
Stimulus Materials in Ethnozoological
Research. Journal of Ethnobiology 12(2):187-

SOBOLIK, K. D. and D. J. GERICK. 1992.
rig Medicinal Plant Usage: A Case
Study From Coprolites. Journal of
leacticlory 12(2):203-211.

— T. E. and J. E. LAFERRIERE. 1992.

ecent Doctoral Dissertations of Interest to
ce nono Fall 1991 - Fall 1992. Journal
of Ethnobiology 12(2):213-224.

SUTTON,
Coprolite D
Analysis of Data from the La Quinta Site,
Iton Basin, California. Journal of
Ethnobiology 13(1):1-15.

Summer 1993
M. Q. 1993. Midden and

COWAN, C. W. and B. D. SMITH. 1993.
ii Perspectives on a Wild Gourd in

Eastern North America. Journal of
Eesnctiolony 13(1):17-54.

DECKER-WALTERS, D. S., T.
WALTERS, C. yh COWAN and B
SMITH. 1993. Isozymic Characterization a
Wild Populations ge Cucurbita pepo. Journal
of Ethnobiology 13(1):55-72.

THOMAS

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-
97.

Volume 13, Number2 Winter 1993
GREMILLION, K. J. 1993. The Evolution
: An Archaeolo

Study. Journal of Ethnobiology 13(2):149-

169.

TURNER, N.J. and A. DAVIS. 1993. “When
Northw orth

America. Journal of Pinaraleale 13a 171.

201.

SOLERL, D. and D. A. CLEVELAND. 1993.
Hopi Crop Diversity and Change. Journal
of Ethnobiology 13(2):203-231.

BEGOSSI, A., H. EF LEITAO-FILHO, and
| oe RICHERSON. 1993. — Uses in a
Brazilian Coastal Community (Buzios
Island). Journal of Behnobiology 13(2):233-
256.

HAYS, T. E. and J. E. LAFERRIERE. 1993.
Recent Doctoral Dissertations of Interest to
Ethnobiologists: Fall 1992 - Fall 1993. Journal
of Ethnobiology 13(2):257-264.

Summer 1994
GOETTE, S., M. WILLIAMS, S.
JOHANNESSEN and C. A. HASTORE.
1994. Toward a ee apn
Maize: Experiments in Processing and
Charring. Journal of Ethnobiology 14(1):1-
ai.

BENZ, B.F.,F. SANTANAM.,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.

ESTABROOK, G. F. 1994. Choice of Fuel for

Index of Journal Articles Presented in the Journal of Ethnobiology from 1981-1999.

HEALEY, C. 1994. Tribes, States and the
Exploitation of Birds: Some Comparisons of
Borneo an ew Guinea. Journa
Ethnobiology 14(1):59-73.

GOODMAN S. M. and J. J. HOBBS. 1994.
The Distribution and Ethnozoology of
Reptiles of — Northern Portion of the
Egyptian Eastern Desert. Journal of
Hl cuuhtins 14(1):75-100.

Volume 14, Number2 —_- Winter 1994
REITZ, E. J. 1994. The Wells of Spanish
Florida: Using Taphonomy to Identify Site
History. Journal of Ethnobiology 14(2):141-
160.

JOYAL, E. 1994. Palm Ethnoecology in the
aripi egion 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.

JOHNSON GOTTESFELD, L. M. 1994.
nic suwet’en Ethnobotany: Traditional

Plant Uses. Journal of Ethnobiology
14(2):185-210.

oe D. H. R. 1994. Traditional
Arrowroot Production and Utilization in the
Marshall Islands. Journal of Ethnobiology
14(2):211-234.

LAFERRIERE, J. E. and T. E. HAYS. 1994.
Rec ent Doctoral ee of Interest to

of

ri 235-240.

Volume 15, Number1 = Summer 1995
CLEMENT, D. 1995. Why is Taxonomy
Utilitarian? Journal of Ethnobiology
15(1):1-44.

FORTH, G. 1995. Ethnozoological
pins and Classificatory Language

ong the Nage of Eastern Indonesia.
ae of atten thei 15(1):45-69.

TER, L. and S. YONGVANIT. 1995.
Biological oe and Community Lore

n No stern Thailand. Journal of
htioioar 15(1):71-87.

Summer 2000

COMPTON, B. D. 1995. “Ghost’s Ears”
(Exobasidium sp. affin. vaccinni) and Foo ol’s

A Unique Report of Mycophagy on the
Central and North Coasts of British
Columbia. Journal of Ethnobiology
15(1):89-98.

FOWLER, C. S. 1995. Some Notes on
Ethnographic oe — in
Mojavean Environments in the Great
Basin. Journal of Ethnobiology 15(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.

Wi
EVERETT, ¥.--1995.: The °Kitul
Palm:Ethnobotany of Caryota urens L. in
Highland Sri Lanka. Journal of
Ethnobiology 15(2):161-176.

GRAGSON, T. L. 1995. Pume np Ronee
of Mauritia flexuosa (Palmae) in the Llan

of Venezuela. Journal of Bthnobiology
15(2):177-188.

ANCIBOR, E. and C. PEREZ DE MICOU.
1995 > | asf: as £ro: eT al . A

the Archaeological Record of the
Patagonian Steppe. Journal of
Ethnobiology 15(2):189-200.

SILLITOE, P. 1995. An Ethnobotanical
Account of the Plant Resources of the Wola
ys a Highlands Province,
Papua ew Guinea. Journal of
ieatickeny 15(2):201-235.

SCHMITT, D. N. 1995. The Taphonomy of
Golden Eagle Prey Accumulations at Great
Basin Roosts. pare of Ethnobiology
15(2):237-256

VOEKS, 1995. Candomblé
rane Ae pe Ps Medicinal Plant
Classification in Brazil. Journal of
Ethnobiology 15(2):257-280

LAFERRIERE, J. E. and T. E. HAYS. 1995.

Ethnobiologists XIII. of

Journal
Ethnobiology 15(2):281-286.

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Volume 16, Number 1 Summer 1996
GROARK, K. P. 1996. Ritual and
Therapeutic Use of “Halluci

h - Central California. Journal of
Ethnobiology 16(1):1-29.

pore ia D., K. uae HAYDEN
and K. ial LER ZMAN. 1996.

from Paleoethnobotanical and

ooarchaeological Data:An Example from
the British Columbia Plateau. Journal of
Ethnobiology 16(1):31-62.

FRATKIN, E. 1996. Traditional Medicine
and Concepts of Healing Among Samburu
Pastoralists of Kenya. J al of
Ethnobiology 16(1):63-97.

MORENO-BLACK, G., W. AKANAN, P.
SOMNASANG, S. THAMATHAWAN
and P. BROZVOSKY. 1996. Non-
Domesticated Food Resources in the
Marketplace and Marketing System of
Northeastern Thailand. Journal of
Ethnobiology 16(1):99-117.

Volume 16, Number2 Winter 1996

SHAFFER, B. S., K. M. GARDNER and B.
W. BAKER. 1996. sage Small Game
Snare Trap Technology, D
Strategy and Trapper Gender Depicted in
Mimbres Pottery. Journal of Ethnobiology
16(2):145-155.

V. A. and A. BEGOSSI. 1996.
Ethnoichthyology of Gamboa Fishermen of
Sepetiba Bay, Brazil. Journal o
Ethnobiology 16(2):157-168.

VENTURA, C. 1996. The icioremares of
Jakaltek Maya Tree it Vessels and Corn
mala.

Drinks in Guat of
Ethnobiology 16(2):169- -183.

“pon

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.

THOMAS

Volume17,Number1 Summer 1997

ADAMS, K. R. and E. SALMON. 1997.
Raramuri 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 a and Basic
Levels: Essence and Appearance in Folk
oe Journal of Bikhabiology 17(1):17-

BEAUCAGE, P. and THE TALLER DE
TRADICION ORAL DEL CEPEC. 1997.
Integrating Innovation:The Traditional
Nahua Coffee-Orchard (Sierra Norte de
Puebla, “a Journal of Ethnobiology
17(1):45-

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.

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):109-117.

Volume 17, Number2 — Winter 1997

ANDERSON, M. K. 1997. From Tillage to
Table: The Indigenous Cultivation of
Geophytes for Food in California. Journal
of Ethnobiology 17(2):149-169.

COE, F. G. and G. J. ANDERSON. 1997.
Ethnobotany of the Miskitu of Eastern
Nicaragua. Journal of Ethnobiology
17(2):171-214.,

MILLIKEN, W. and B. ee 1997. The
Construction of a New Yanomami Round-
House. Journal of Ethnobiology 17(2):215-
233.

POZORSKIL, T. and S. POZORSKI. 1997.
Cher fare and Guanabana in the
Archaeological Record of Peru. Journal of
Ethnobiolegy 17(2):235-248.

Index of Journal Articles Presented in the Journal of Ethnobiology from 1981-1999.

SOUZA, V., J. BAIN, C. SILVA, V.
BOUCHET, E. MARQUEZ 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.

YOHE,: U1, BR. M..1997, ern a
Evidence of Aboriginal Cultigen Use

e lley, California. Journal of
Ethnobiology 17(2):267-282.

Volume 18, Number1 Summer 1998
COSTA-NETO, E. M. 1998. Folk evn

and Cultural acetic = “Abei
(Insecta, Hymenoptera) to Pankara oo
Northeastern Bahia State, fk Journal of
Ethnobiology 18(1):1-13.

ESTABROOK, G. FE. 1998. Maintenance of
Fertility of Shale Soils in a Traditional
Agricultural System in Central Interior
Portugal. Journal of Ethnobiology 18(1):15-

FLOREY, M. J. and X. Y¥. WOLFF. rice
Incantations and Herbal Medicines: Alun
Ethnomedical Knowledge in a Context ie
Change. Journal of Ethnobiology 18(1):39-
67.

JOHNSON GOTTESFELD, L. M. and S.
HARGUS. 1998. Classification and

Ethnobiology 18(1):69-101.

SILLITOE, P. 1998. An Ethnobotanical
Account of the Vegetation Communities of

ola Province, Southern Highlands
Province, Papua New Guinea. Journal of
Ethnobiology 18(1):103-128.

HAYS, T. E. 1998. Recent Doctoral
Dissertations of Interest to Ethnobiologists
XV. Journal of Ethnobiology 18(1):129-136.

Volume 18, Number 2 Winter 1998
CLEMENT, D. 1998. The sou ea
Foundations of Ethnobiology (1860-1899).
Journal of Ethnobiology 18(2):161-187.

Summer 2000

FORTH, G. 1998. Things That Go Po in the
Night:The Classifications of Birds, Sounds,
iri age of Eastern

18(2):189-209.

HASTORE C. A. and M. E WRIGHT. 1998.
Interpreting \
Dung

ae he of hae aren 18(2) 211-
a.

oO

KINDSCHER, K., K. P. MANFREDI, M.

BRITTON, M. DEMIDOVA, and D. P.

HURLBURT. 1998. Testing cigs Plants
with Ethnobotanical Importance for

Cancer and Anti-AIDS Coasts Journal

of Ethnobiology 18(2):229-245.

NOLAN,
Tradition:Social

J. M. 1998. The Roots of
Ecology, Cultural

a Medicinal eat
Knowledge the Ozark-Ouachit
Highlands. ee of Rhaobiniony
18(2):249-272.

TODT, D. L. and N. HANNON. 1998. Food

rcheological
Applications. Journal of Ethnobiology
18(2):273-308.

HAYS, T. E. 1998. Recent Doctoral
Dissertations of Interest to Ethnobiologists
XVI. Journal of Ethnobiology 18(2):309-316.

Summer 1999
ZARATE, S. 1999. saps phat and
Domestication Process of na 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. se,
rose anaspiome and Domestication of
Columnar Cacti in South-Central Mexico.
Journal of Steckielous 19(1):71-95.

JOURNAL OF ETHNOBIOLOGY

a pa J. and R. ELLEN. 1999. In situ
Conservation of Rice Landraces Among the
Baduy of ng — Journal of Ethnobiology
19(1):97-1

STEINBERG, M. K. 1999. Maize Diversity
and Cultural Change in Maya
groecologi ical Landscape. Journal of

Ethnobiology 19(1):127-139,

Volume 19Number2 —_ Winter 1999
ZENT, E. L. and S. R ZENT. 1999. Is the
Frailejon a Life Form or an Unaffiliated

a
Ethnobiology 19(2):143-176.

JOHNSON, L. M. 1999. Gitksan Plant
Classification and Nomenclature. Journal of
Ethnobiology 19(2):179-218.
KHASBAGAN, NARISU, ot 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, baceae and
Solanaceae) at an Archeological Site in the
Southern Argentine Puna. Journal of
Ethnobiology 19(2):229-247.

HAYS, T. E. 1999. Recent Doctoral
Dissertations of Interest to Ethnobiologists
XVII. Journal of Ethnobiology 19(2):251-257.

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):261-276.