Geographical review. Geophagy in Africa and in the United States: a culture-nutrition hypothesis / Hunter, J. M.

Public ISBD Titre de série : Geographical review Titre : Geophagy in Africa and in the United States: a culture-nutrition hypothesis Type de document : texte imprimé Auteurs : Hunter, J. M. Mention d'édition : The American Geographical Society Editeur : The American Geographical Society Année de publication : s.d. ISBN/ISSN/EAN : CI-10424 Note générale : The present study focuses primary on geography and physiological need: analyses of Ghanaian clays provide the basis for a culture-nutrition hypothesis , which is then examined in light of supporting and contrany evidence supplied by previous research. Finally , geography in the United States is examined as a culture transfert from Africa Langues : Anglais (eng) Mots-clés : Recherche développement  Géographie physique  Agriculture  Terre agricole Index. décimale : 910.02 Géographie physique. La Terre/ Classer à 550 les ouvrages spécifiques de géologie, géomorphologie, climatologie. Ajouter éventuellement les notations -1, Table 1 Résumé : The present study focuses primary on geography and physiological need: analyses of Ghanaian clays provide the basis for a culture-nutrition hypothesis , which is then examined in light of supporting and contrany evidence supplied by previous research. Finally , geography in the United States is examined as a culture transfert from Africa Note de contenu : The present study focuses primary on geography and physiological need: analyses of Ghanaian clays provide the basis for a culture-nutrition hypothesis , which is then examined in light of supporting and contrany evidence supplied by previous research. Finally , geography in the United States is examined as a culture transfert from Africa Geographical review. Geophagy in Africa and in the United States: a culture-nutrition hypothesis [texte imprimé] / Hunter, J. M.  . -  The American Geographical Society . - The American Geographical Society, s.d. ISSN : CI-10424 The present study focuses primary on geography and physiological need: analyses of Ghanaian clays provide the basis for a culture-nutrition hypothesis , which is then examined in light of supporting and contrany evidence supplied by previous research. Finally , geography in the United States is examined as a culture transfert from Africa Langues : Anglais (eng) Mots-clés : Recherche développement  Géographie physique  Agriculture  Terre agricole Index. décimale : 910.02 Géographie physique. La Terre/ Classer à 550 les ouvrages spécifiques de géologie, géomorphologie, climatologie. Ajouter éventuellement les notations -1, Table 1 Résumé : The present study focuses primary on geography and physiological need: analyses of Ghanaian clays provide the basis for a culture-nutrition hypothesis , which is then examined in light of supporting and contrany evidence supplied by previous research. Finally , geography in the United States is examined as a culture transfert from Africa Note de contenu : The present study focuses primary on geography and physiological need: analyses of Ghanaian clays provide the basis for a culture-nutrition hypothesis , which is then examined in light of supporting and contrany evidence supplied by previous research. Finally , geography in the United States is examined as a culture transfert from Africa

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