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Relationship of Indian-caused fires to the ecology of western Montana forests

Stephen W. Barrett

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A study of the ethnographic and historic information about the traditional use of forest fires caused by the Indians of Western Montana. Also includes a number of field studies based on fires scars on trees and other biological information. Pages 25-35 d

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A study of the ethnographic and historic information about the traditional use of forest fires caused by the Indians of Western Montana. Also includes a number of field studies based on fires scars on trees and other biological information. Pages 25-35 d

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A study of the ethnographic and historic information about the traditional use of forest fires caused by the Indians of Western Montana. Also includes a number of field studies based on fires scars on trees and other biological information. Pages 25-35 d

Key concepts: Ecology, Geography, Fire ecology, Forestry, Biology, Ecosystem

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