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From: The loneliness of the long-distance ethnobotanist: a constructive critique of methods used in an ethnoveterinary study in Mongolia

Fig. 3

Various fieldwork approaches used for the collection of ethnoveterinary data. Fieldwork was conducted using horses as the main form of transport (A). Interviews began with introductions by the horse guide, a respected community member, (B) and were conducted in a manner that allowed female respondents to complete their daily chores such as the making of aaruul (dried curds) (C). Photograph credits: A: B. Seele, B, C: H. Wiese

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