Until recently, Berlin was Graham Perdue Professor of Anthropology at the University of Georgia, where he was also director of the Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies and co-director for the Laboratories of Ethnobiology.
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A memorial volume was published, " Man and a Half : Essays in Pacific Anthropology and Ethnobiology in Honour of Ralph Bulmer ", edited by Andrew Pawley ( University of Hawaii Press, 1993 ).
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The Herbarium is currently engaged in a variety of national projects, including surveys of medicinally and economically important plants of Western Maharashtra, the flora of Ratnagiri District, ethnobiology of Goa Tribals, and the trees of Mumbai.
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Ethnobiology frames this interpretation through either " utilitarianists " like Bronislaw Malinowski who maintain that names and classifications reflect mainly material concerns, and " intellectualists " like Claude L�vi-Strauss who hold that they spring from innate mental processes.
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The Darrell Posey fellowship for ethnoecology and traditional resource rights was launched in 2004 with a grant from the Christensen Fund, and is administrated by the International Society of Ethnobiology, of which Darrell Posey was a founder . ".
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Paleoanthropological studies suggest that linguistic approaches to ethnobiology have only recently evolved in the context of human history, which suggests that these linguistic approaches only provide a partial understanding to how humans perceive and engage with the natural world around them.
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As a pioneer in ethnobiology, her more than 25 years of research have focused on the diverse interactions of First Peoples in British Columbia with the ecosystems they depended on and the critical role of plant resources for foods, medicines and materials.
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Professor Iwu was President of the International Society of ethnobiology ( 1996 2002 ), member and ex-President of the Nigerian Society of Pharmacognosy, Member of the American Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene and Member of the International Society for Medicinal Plant Research.
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Maya ICBG is " a big business, while for our communities and doctors, the plants continue to be sacred plants, " said Margarito Ruiz Hernandez, director of the Chiapas-based Centro de Capacitacion para el Desarrollo de Comunidades Indigenas, at an ethnobiology symposium last year.
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Ethnobiology has come out from its place as an ancillary practice in the shadows of other core pursuits, to arise as a whole field of inquiry and research in its own right : taught within many tertiary institutions and educational programmes around the world; its own readers, and its own textbooks
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