L Schuyler Fonaroff
Biographic Data
| ID | 1065723 |
|---|---|
| NAME | L Schuyler Fonaroff |
| GIVEN NAMES | L Schuyler |
| FAMILY NAME | Fonaroff |
| SIGNATURE | FONAROFF L S |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Maryland, College Park |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 12 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1963 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1973 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
A Mosaic of America's Ethnic Minorities
Man and Malaria in Trinidad
Analysis of the historical geography of malaria requires examination of relationships between culture, disease organism, and physical environment. Mosquito abatement techniques over the past twenty-five years have succeeded in changing malaria distribution in Trinidad. Cultural patterns of land use, migration, and settlement also appear as critical variables. The two mosquito vectors responsible for the disease on the island have radically differ…
Was Huntington Right About Human Nutrition? 1
Huntington's conclusions relating to food and diets and their relevance to health in Mainsprings of Civilization are no longer acceptable owing to his incorrect evaluations resulting from inaccurate assumptions in two major categories: 1) critical characteristics of food composition, and 2) nutritional requirements for health. The critical nutritional problem in international perspective relates predominantly to protein quality, its availability,…
Conservation and Stock Reduction on the Navajo Tribal Range
T I HE Navajo country in northeastern Arizona (Fig. 1), 92 per cent of which is desert and steppe, is an area in delicate physical balance. As in -many other semiarid areas of the world, a few tenths of an inch of precipitation can vastly change the appearance of the land. Within this setting are placed an enormous livestock load and a dense Indian population. The repercussions of such a situation are generally destructive both to the land and to…
Conservation and Stock Reduction on the Navajo Tribal Range
T I HE Navajo country in northeastern Arizona (Fig. 1), 92 per cent of which is desert and steppe, is an area in delicate physical balance. As in -many other semiarid areas of the world, a few tenths of an inch of precipitation can vastly change the appearance of the land. Within this setting are placed an enormous livestock load and a dense Indian population. The repercussions of such a situation are generally destructive both to the land and to…
Was Huntington Right About Human Nutrition? 1
Huntington's conclusions relating to food and diets and their relevance to health in Mainsprings of Civilization are no longer acceptable owing to his incorrect evaluations resulting from inaccurate assumptions in two major categories: 1) critical characteristics of food composition, and 2) nutritional requirements for health. The critical nutritional problem in international perspective relates predominantly to protein quality, its availability,…
Man and Malaria in Trinidad
Analysis of the historical geography of malaria requires examination of relationships between culture, disease organism, and physical environment. Mosquito abatement techniques over the past twenty-five years have succeeded in changing malaria distribution in Trinidad. Cultural patterns of land use, migration, and settlement also appear as critical variables. The two mosquito vectors responsible for the disease on the island have radically differ…
Conservation and Stock Reduction on the Navajo Tribal Range
T I HE Navajo country in northeastern Arizona (Fig. 1), 92 per cent of which is desert and steppe, is an area in delicate physical balance. As in -many other semiarid areas of the world, a few tenths of an inch of precipitation can vastly change the appearance of the land. Within this setting are placed an enormous livestock load and a dense Indian population. The repercussions of such a situation are generally destructive both to the land and to…
Was Huntington Right About Human Nutrition? 1
Huntington's conclusions relating to food and diets and their relevance to health in Mainsprings of Civilization are no longer acceptable owing to his incorrect evaluations resulting from inaccurate assumptions in two major categories: 1) critical characteristics of food composition, and 2) nutritional requirements for health. The critical nutritional problem in international perspective relates predominantly to protein quality, its availability,…
Man and Malaria in Trinidad
Analysis of the historical geography of malaria requires examination of relationships between culture, disease organism, and physical environment. Mosquito abatement techniques over the past twenty-five years have succeeded in changing malaria distribution in Trinidad. Cultural patterns of land use, migration, and settlement also appear as critical variables. The two mosquito vectors responsible for the disease on the island have radically differ…
A Mosaic of America's Ethnic Minorities
Geography (4 works) · Archaeology (3 works) · Law (2 works) · Mathematics (2 works) · Political science (2 works) · Sociology (2 works) · Agriculture (1 works) · Agriculture Sustainability and Environmental Impact (1 works) · Anopheles (1 works) · Biology (1 works)