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Birds of the Sun

by Plog, Stephen , Schwartz, Christopher W , Gilman, Patricia A

in Ethnoornithology-Mexico, North / Ethnoornithology-Southwest, New / Indians of Mexico-Ethnozoology / Indians of North America-Ethnozoology-Southwest, New / Indigenous people of Mexico-Ethnozoology / Indigenous people-Ethnozoology-Southwest, New / Macaws-Mexico, North-History / Macaws-Southwest, New-History

2022

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Birds of the Sun

Plog, Stephen,

Schwartz, Christopher W,

Gilman, Patricia A

2022

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Scarlet macaws are native to tropical forests ranging from the Gulf Coast and southern regions of Mexico to Bolivia, but they are present at numerous archaeological sites in the U.S.Southwest and Mexican Northwest.

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University of Arizona Press

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Ethnoornithology-Mexico, North

/ Ethnoornithology-Southwest, New

/ Indians of Mexico-Ethnozoology

/ Indians of North America-Ethnozoology-Southwest, New

/ Indigenous people of Mexico-Ethnozoology

/ Indigenous people-Ethnozoology-Southwest, New

/ Macaws-Mexico, North-History