Development of embodied capital: Diet composition, foraging skills, and botanical knowledge of forager children in the Congo Basin
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N. V. van Dam | D. Raubenheimer | K. Janmaat | P. Meirmans | S. Dunker | J. Veen | Anja Worrich | Haneul Jang | P. Hoffmann | V. Kandza | Bryndan O C M van Pinxteren
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