2021
DOI: 10.4000/norois.11164
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Espèces emblématiques et gestion de la mer, regards pluridisciplinaires en sciences sociales et nouvelles approches méthodologiques dans l’outre-mer indo-pacifique

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“…In the interviews conducted in New Caledonia, the children mentioned about 20 ethno-species (Table S3 ), in particular dawa (unicornfish), rouget (red snapper), carangue (trevally), perroquet (parrotfish), and picot (rabbitfish). The latter two are associated with spearfishing and angling, respectively, and were also among the most significant marine animals to local people in a previous survey (Sabinot et al 2021 ).…”
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confidence: 75%
“…In the interviews conducted in New Caledonia, the children mentioned about 20 ethno-species (Table S3 ), in particular dawa (unicornfish), rouget (red snapper), carangue (trevally), perroquet (parrotfish), and picot (rabbitfish). The latter two are associated with spearfishing and angling, respectively, and were also among the most significant marine animals to local people in a previous survey (Sabinot et al 2021 ).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 75%