Human impacts on nearshore shellfish taxa: A 7,000 year record from Santa Rosa Island, California

Keyphrases

• Behavioral Ecology 25%
• Channel Islands 25%
• Chumash 50%
• Coastal Subsistence 25%
• Craft Specialization 25%
• Dietary Expansion 25%
• Dynamic Impact 25%
• Ecological Dynamics 25%
• European Contact 25%
• Faunal Remains 25%
• Fisheries 25%
• Habitation Sites 25%
• High Population Density 25%
• Historical Ecology 25%
• Human Impact 100%
• Human Population 25%
• Human Predation 25%
• Intensive Exploitation 25%
• Intertidal Environment 25%
• Island Ecosystem 25%
• Late Holocene 25%
• Local Depletion 25%
• Local Ecosystem 25%
• Marine Ecosystems 25%
• Native Peoples 25%
• Nearshore Ecosystems 25%
• Nearshore Habitat 25%
• Pelagic Fish 25%
• Santa Cruz Island 100%
• Shellfish 100%
• Sociopolitical Complexity 25%
• Subsistence Needs 25%
• Subsistence Strategies 25%
• Terrestrial Ecosystems 25%

Arts and Humanities

• Behavioral Ecology 50%
• California 100%
• Channel Islands 50%
• Chroniclers 50%
• Ecological 50%
• European contact 50%
• Faunal remains 50%
• Human Impact 100%
• Late Holocene 50%
• Native people 50%
• predecessors 50%
• reliance 50%
• Sociopolitical complexity 50%
• Subsistence strategies 50%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Anthropogenic Effect 100%
• Behavioral Ecology 50%
• California 100%
• Channel Islands 50%
• Holocene 50%
• Island Ecosystem 50%
• Pelagic Fish 50%
• Population Density 50%
• Predation 50%
• Terrestrial Ecosystem 50%