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2007
DOI: 10.7476/9788575412930
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Transformação e persistência: antropologia da alimentação e nutrição em uma sociedade indígena amazônica

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“…Regarding the high prevalence of weight and particularly height deficits in indigenous children, as in this study, research conducted in various indigenous villages and communities across the country has reported results that reveal prevalences of stunting, in particular, that are well above the national average 32,33 . However, although reports of malnutrition, in general, characterise children's anthropometric profiles among indigenous peoples, the increase in children with obesity in this population merits particular attention.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Regarding the high prevalence of weight and particularly height deficits in indigenous children, as in this study, research conducted in various indigenous villages and communities across the country has reported results that reveal prevalences of stunting, in particular, that are well above the national average 32,33 . However, although reports of malnutrition, in general, characterise children's anthropometric profiles among indigenous peoples, the increase in children with obesity in this population merits particular attention.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(Pacaás Novos, Rio Negro-Ocaia, Lage e Ribeirão) sob a jurisdição da Fundação Nacional do Índio (FUNAI), além de uma colônia agrícola (Sagarana) administrada pela Diocese de Guajará-Mirim. Os Wari' mantêm contato permanente com não-índios desde a década de 50 20,21,22,23 .…”
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“…As práticas de subsistência e a disponibilidade e tipos de alimentos consumidos pelos Wari' são marcadamente sazonais, o que se deve em larga medida às variações cíclicas nas condições ambientais 21,23,24 . O regime de chuvas divide o ano em duas estações bem delimitadas.…”
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