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Basurto X (2008) Biological and ecological mechanisms supporting marine self-governance: the
Seri callo de hacha fishery in Mexico. Ecol Soc 13(2). https://doi.org/10.5751/ES-02587-130220
Berkes F, C Folke (1998) Linking Social and Ecological Systems: Management Practices and
Social Mechanisms for Building Resilience. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge
Berkes F, Seixas CS (2005) Building resilience in lagoon social-ecological systems: a local-level
perspective. Ecosystems 8(8):967–974
Berkes F (2010) Indigenous ways of knowing and the study of environmental change. J R Soc
N Z 39(4):151–156
Bowen T (1976) Prehistory: the archaeology of Central Coast of Sonora, México. Anthropological
Papers of the University of Arizona Number 27. Tucson
Di Peso C (1955) Two Cerro Guaymas Clovis fluted points from Sonora, México. Kiva 21(1–2):
13–15
Di Peso CC, Matson DS (1965) The Seri Indians in 1692: as described by Adamo Gilg, S.J. Arizona
West 33(I):33–56
Felger RS, Moser MB (1970) Comcaac use of agave (century plant). Kiva 35(4):159–167
Felger RS, Moser MB (1971) Comcaac use of mesquite (Prosopis glandulosa var. torreyana).
Kiva 37(3–4):53–60
Felger RS, Moser MB (1973) Eelgrass (Zostera marina L.) in the Gulf of California: discovery of
its nutritional value by the Comcaac Indians. Science 181:355–356
Felger RS, Moser MB (1974a) Columnar cacti in Comcaac Indian culture. Kiva 39(3–4):257–275
Felger RS, Moser MB (1974b) Comcaac Indian pharmacopeia. Econ Bot 28(4):414–436
Felger RS, Moser MB (1985) People of the desert and sea. Ethnobotany of the Comcaac Indians.
The University of Arizona Press, Tucson
Felger RS, Wilder BT, Romero-Morales H (2012) Plant life of a desert archipelago: flora of the
Sonoran islands in the Gulf of California. University of Arizona Press, Tucson
Griffen WB (1959) Notes on Seri Indian Culture, Sonora, México. University of Florida Press,
Gainesville
Hernández-Santana G, Narchi N (2018) The seri traditional food system: cultural heritage, dietary
change, and the (Re) awakening of dietary resilience among coastal hunter-gatherers in the
Mexican Northwest. In: Price LL (ed) NE Narchi coastal heritage and cultural resilience.
Springer, New York, pp 135–182
Johnson JT, Howitt R, Cajete G, Berkes F (2016) Weaving Indigenous and sustainability sciences
to diversify our methods. Sustain Sci 11:1–11
Malkin B (1962) Seri ethnozoology. Occasional papers of the Idaho state college museum,
Pocatello
McGee WJ (1971/1898) The Seri Indians of Bahía Kino and Sonora, Mexico. Bureau of American
Ethnology to the Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution 17th Annual Report, 1895–1896. The
Río Grande Press, Glorieta
Marlett S (2007) Las relaciones entre las lenguas ‘hokanas’ en México: ¿cuál es la evidencia?
In: Buenrostro C et al (eds) Memorias del III Coloquio Internacional de Lingüística Mauricio
Swadesh. UNAM/INI, Ciudad de México, pp 165–192
Marlett SM, Astorga de Estrella ML, Moser BM, Nava F (1998) Las canciones Comcaac: una
visión general. Cuarto Encuentro Internacional de Lingüística en el Noroeste 1(2):499–526
Martínez-Tagüeña N (2015) And the giants keep singing: Comcaac anthropology of meaningful
places. Dissertation, The University of Arizona
Martínez-Tagüeña N, Torres LA (2018) Walking the desert, paddling the sea: Comcaac mobility in
time. J Anthropol Archaeol 49:146–160
Moser EW (1963) Comcaac bands. Kiva 28(3):14–27
Moser C (2014) Shells on a Desert Shore. Mollusks in the seri world. The University of Arizona
Press, Tucson
Moser EW, Marlett S (2010) Comcáac quih yaza quih hant ihíip hac: Diccionario seri- españolinglés. Plaza y Valdés Editores, Mexico City
Nabhan GP (2003) Singing the Turtles to Sea: The Comcáac (Seri) Art and Science of Reptiles.
University of California Press, Berkeley
N. Martínez-Tagüeña and R. F. Rentería-Valencia
Basurto X (2008) Biological and ecological mechanisms supporting marine self-governance: the
Seri callo de hacha fishery in Mexico. Ecol Soc 13(2). https://doi.org/10.5751/ES-02587-130220
Berkes F, C Folke (1998) Linking Social and Ecological Systems: Management Practices and
Social Mechanisms for Building Resilience. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge
Berkes F, Seixas CS (2005) Building resilience in lagoon social-ecological systems: a local-level
perspective. Ecosystems 8(8):967–974
Berkes F (2010) Indigenous ways of knowing and the study of environmental change. J R Soc
N Z 39(4):151–156
Bowen T (1976) Prehistory: the archaeology of Central Coast of Sonora, México. Anthropological
Papers of the University of Arizona Number 27. Tucson
Di Peso C (1955) Two Cerro Guaymas Clovis fluted points from Sonora, México. Kiva 21(1–2):
13–15
Di Peso CC, Matson DS (1965) The Seri Indians in 1692: as described by Adamo Gilg, S.J. Arizona
West 33(I):33–56
Felger RS, Moser MB (1970) Comcaac use of agave (century plant). Kiva 35(4):159–167
Felger RS, Moser MB (1971) Comcaac use of mesquite (Prosopis glandulosa var. torreyana).
Kiva 37(3–4):53–60
Felger RS, Moser MB (1973) Eelgrass (Zostera marina L.) in the Gulf of California: discovery of
its nutritional value by the Comcaac Indians. Science 181:355–356
Felger RS, Moser MB (1974a) Columnar cacti in Comcaac Indian culture. Kiva 39(3–4):257–275
Felger RS, Moser MB (1974b) Comcaac Indian pharmacopeia. Econ Bot 28(4):414–436
Felger RS, Moser MB (1985) People of the desert and sea. Ethnobotany of the Comcaac Indians.
The University of Arizona Press, Tucson
Felger RS, Wilder BT, Romero-Morales H (2012) Plant life of a desert archipelago: flora of the
Sonoran islands in the Gulf of California. University of Arizona Press, Tucson
Griffen WB (1959) Notes on Seri Indian Culture, Sonora, México. University of Florida Press,
Gainesville
Hernández-Santana G, Narchi N (2018) The seri traditional food system: cultural heritage, dietary
change, and the (Re) awakening of dietary resilience among coastal hunter-gatherers in the
Mexican Northwest. In: Price LL (ed) NE Narchi coastal heritage and cultural resilience.
Springer, New York, pp 135–182
Johnson JT, Howitt R, Cajete G, Berkes F (2016) Weaving Indigenous and sustainability sciences
to diversify our methods. Sustain Sci 11:1–11
Malkin B (1962) Seri ethnozoology. Occasional papers of the Idaho state college museum,
Pocatello
McGee WJ (1971/1898) The Seri Indians of Bahía Kino and Sonora, Mexico. Bureau of American
Ethnology to the Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution 17th Annual Report, 1895–1896. The
Río Grande Press, Glorieta
Marlett S (2007) Las relaciones entre las lenguas ‘hokanas’ en México: ¿cuál es la evidencia?
In: Buenrostro C et al (eds) Memorias del III Coloquio Internacional de Lingüística Mauricio
Swadesh. UNAM/INI, Ciudad de México, pp 165–192
Marlett SM, Astorga de Estrella ML, Moser BM, Nava F (1998) Las canciones Comcaac: una
visión general. Cuarto Encuentro Internacional de Lingüística en el Noroeste 1(2):499–526
Martínez-Tagüeña N (2015) And the giants keep singing: Comcaac anthropology of meaningful
places. Dissertation, The University of Arizona
Martínez-Tagüeña N, Torres LA (2018) Walking the desert, paddling the sea: Comcaac mobility in
time. J Anthropol Archaeol 49:146–160
Moser EW (1963) Comcaac bands. Kiva 28(3):14–27
Moser C (2014) Shells on a Desert Shore. Mollusks in the seri world. The University of Arizona
Press, Tucson
Moser EW, Marlett S (2010) Comcáac quih yaza quih hant ihíip hac: Diccionario seri- españolinglés. Plaza y Valdés Editores, Mexico City
Nabhan GP (2003) Singing the Turtles to Sea: The Comcáac (Seri) Art and Science of Reptiles.
University of California Press, Berkeley
N. Martínez-Tagüeña and R. F. Rentería-Valencia