An Ecology of High-Altitude Infancy: A Biocultural Perspective (Cambridge Studies in Medical Anthropology, Series Number 12)
Explores how infants adapt and survive in high-altitude environments through a biocultural lens combining biology and culture.
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This book examines infant development and survival strategies in high-altitude regions from a biocultural perspective.
It integrates biological and cultural factors to understand how populations adapt to challenging environments.
The work contributes to medical anthropology by exploring health and ecology in extreme settings.
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