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Subsistence Sharing Networks and Cooperation: Kaktovik, Wainwright, and Venetie, Alaska

Kofinas, G, BurnSilver, S, Magdanz, J, Stotts, R, and Okada, M·2016·BOEM Environmental Studies
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Kofinas, G., BurnSilver, S., Magdanz, J., Stotts, R., & and Okada, M.
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BOEM Environmental Studies
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U.S. Department of the Interior, Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, Environmental Studies Program
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2016
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10.67297/0075d2
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