Sentence examples for human subsistence from inspiring English sources

Fuel management during the Paleolithic periods is an important issue to understand past human subsistence.

Some disturbances eventually might have had positive outcomes in terms of human subsistence.

The palaeobiogeography of key prey-species can provide valuable insights into animal-human interactions, human subsistence activities and landscape use in the past.

This study provides important novel information on habitat use by leopards in a system disturbed by rural human subsistence activities in Africa.

The analysis is set in the frame of three main ecological regions that have implications for human subsistence: Andean forest, grass steppe, and shrub steppe.

The manufacture, design and use of hunting weapons involve technical processes such as those of tool miniaturization, blank standardization and projection modes, but also influence broader demographic structures such as human subsistence strategies, territorial organization and socio-economic structures.

The dramatic topography of the Dordogne Valley region of southwestern France has long been recognized as an influence on prehistoric human settlement and subsistence patterns.

The evidence presented in this paper suggests that the environment of South-east Arabia offered different constraints and opportunities for early human occupation and subsistence.

And, he said, people outside of Africa underestimate the difficulties posed by lions, which, he said, are "really, really difficult to live with if you're a subsistence human population that depends on livestock".

The model presented here provides a heuristic framework within which new data can be tested to further our understanding of human activities and subsistence strategies across a diverse range of New Guinea landscapes.

Such a behavior has important implications for human health in subsistence rice consumers, because the level of dietary Zn are known to influence Cd absorption in animal tissues (Fox et al. 1984; Fox 1988; McKenna et al. 1992; Reeves and Chaney 2004).