Granted, the stigma of Hawai'i being purely a vacation destination is a disadvantage borne of our own marketing success, and a uniquely indigenous trait known as aloha.
This study estimates the implicit prices of indigenous sheep traits based onrevealed preferences.
Section 6 suggests some incentives for indigenous communities to abandon traits that confine them to a Neoclassical model, so that they may move toward an Endogenous model.
However, due to its halophytic traits and indigenous status, L. alyssoides may alternatively provide ecosystem services to salinized shrublands of the arid and semiarid southwestern United States.
This is one of the traits that indigenous peoples found most difficult to understand about Europeans.
Alternatively, species spectra that contrast traits of endemic vs. indigenous (Vargas et al. 2014) and congeneric species pairs (Vazačová and Münzbergová 2014) have already been used to test loss of dispersability.
The empirical resultsconsistently indicate that phenotypic traits of traded indigenous sheep (age,color, body size, and tail condition) are major determinants of price implyingthe importance of trait preferences in determining the price of sheep in localmarkets.
She also finds that people are cognizant of more negative traits attached to Indigenous-looking individuals than to Mestizo or European-looking persons, while attaching more positive traits to the latter.
For NSH, the GRCs in the NSH_TRE and NSH_ELB were comparable with literature values for indigenous NSH, albeit with wider trait variation (Table 2 and S2).
In addition, imported breeds may be more vulnerable to pathogens than indigenous breeds, which have unique adaptive traits selected by farmers in local environments over many generations, including resilience to local parasites and diseases (Shand 1997).
