Cultural staples in crisis : a historical analysis of southern resident orcas and Chinook salmon

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Other Authors: Seidler, Dylan (Dylan Farrell Seidler), Jakobina Arch, Amy Molitor, History - Environmental Studies
Language:unknown
Published: 2020
Subjects:
Killer whale > Killer whale > Captivity > Chinook salmon > Ecology > Northwest
Pacific > History > Indigenous peoples > Fishing > Dams > Snake National Wild River (Idaho and Or.) > Canneries > Columbia River > Social sciences > Environmental sciences > Academic theses > Whitman College 2020 > Dissertation collection > History-Environmental Studies
Pacific
Killer Whale
Killer whale
Online Access:http://works.whitman.edu/2020030
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Cultural staples in crisis : a historical analysis of southern resident orcas and Chinook salmon
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History - Environmental Studies
title Cultural staples in crisis : a historical analysis of southern resident orcas and Chinook salmon
title_short Cultural staples in crisis : a historical analysis of southern resident orcas and Chinook salmon
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title_full_unstemmed Cultural staples in crisis : a historical analysis of southern resident orcas and Chinook salmon
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