Veracruz / Smith / Chichester / Baltimore / New York / Berlin / Rio Negro / L. A. / Darien / Tuscon / El Peten / Missoula / London / San Diego / New Haven / /
Company
Columbia University Press / Amazon / Cambridge University Press / Ogden / Yale University Press / John Wiley and Sons / Horn S. P. / University Park Press / Macmillian and Co. / /
Continent
North America / Europe / Americas / /
Country
Germany / Venezuela / Guatemala / Mexico / El Salvador / United States / Brazil / Panama / United Kingdom / Costa Rica / / /
Event
FDA Phase / /
Facility
University of Tennessee / University of Denver / La Selva Biological Station / Rocky Mountain Research Station / University of Arizona Press / /
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chemical and mechanical separation / imperfect tool / particular site / rubber rafts / normal pollen processing routine / chemicals / /
Cambridge University / Columbia University / Department of Geography / University of Denver / U.S. National Science Foundation / American Association of Geographers / Department of Biological Sciences / Yale University / Congress / U.S. Department of Agriculture / National Geographic Society / International Association / University of Arizona Press / University of Tennessee / Knoxville / Forest Service / A. W. Mellon Foundation / /
Person
P. Horn Abstract / Lima da Costa / Sanford Jr. / Thomas Peterson / Oliveira / Edward Deevey / Robert L. Sanford / Jr. / Robinson / Christopher V. Barnes / Sanford / Jr. / Tsukada / Sanford Jr / Bush / Roosevelt / Clark / Karen Burhenn / Sally P. Horn / /
Position
D. J. / Foreman / Professor / Associate Professor / /
Product
Sierra / P-15-VOL / /
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New Jersey / Tennessee / M. B. / A. B. / Arizona / /
PublishedMedium
Rio Negro / American Naturalist / the Rio Negro / the Natural History / /
Region
Central Mexico / northern Central America / Central America / southern Mexico / central Amazon / South America / northern Amazon / /
Holocene Rain-Forest Wilderness: A Neotropical Perspective on Humans as an Exotic, Invasive Species Robert L. Sanford, Jr. Sally P. Horn Abstract—Large areas of lowland tropical rain-forests in the