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Semai Ethnogeography: Tracing an Indigenous Forest-Based Conceptual System Via Place-Name Referents

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Published in:Human Ecology
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Published: 2026
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title Semai Ethnogeography: Tracing an Indigenous Forest-Based Conceptual System Via Place-Name Referents
title_auth Semai Ethnogeography: Tracing an Indigenous Forest-Based Conceptual System Via Place-Name Referents
title_full Semai Ethnogeography: Tracing an Indigenous Forest-Based Conceptual System Via Place-Name Referents
title_fullStr Semai Ethnogeography: Tracing an Indigenous Forest-Based Conceptual System Via Place-Name Referents
title_full_unstemmed Semai Ethnogeography: Tracing an Indigenous Forest-Based Conceptual System Via Place-Name Referents
title_short Semai Ethnogeography: Tracing an Indigenous Forest-Based Conceptual System Via Place-Name Referents
title_sort semai ethnogeography: tracing an indigenous forest-based conceptual system via place-name referents
topic — — — — — Environmental Studies
Environmental Management
Environmental Sciences
url https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10745-026-00671-8