Demography and environmental adaptation : a comparative study of two aboriginal populations in West Malaysia

Date

1978

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SEAPRAP, Singapore, SG

Abstract

Presents the relationship between demographic aspects of two different Orang Asli groups and their environmental adaptation, and stresses that the population structure and dynamics differ considerably between a hunting group and a sedentary group.

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Ed. version

Keywords

INDIGENOUS POPULATION, DEMOGRAPHIC CHANGE, MALAYSIA, MORTALITY, COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS, SOCIAL ASPECTS, ECOSYSTEMS, POPULATION COMPOSITION, CULTURAL FACTORS, FERTILITY, CONTRACEPTION

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http://hdl.handle.net/10625/4760

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IDRC Research Results / Résultats de recherches du CRDI
1970s / Années 1970
Social Sciences Division / Division des sciences sociales