Browse “Wildlife as food” in an alphabetical list of subjects

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Subject Records
Wildlife artists--United States--Diaries 1 record
1 record
Wildlife artists--United States--Exhibitions 1 record
1 record
We found a matching subject in our catalog for: Wildlife as food.
Wildlife as food About this subjectopen_in_new 4 records
Broader terms (in subject list):
  1. Food animals (18 records)
  2. Wild foods (11 records)
  3. Wildlife utilization (9 records)
Narrower term (in subject list):
  1. Venison (4 records)
4 records
Wildlife as food--Africa 8 records
8 records
Wildlife as food--Africa, Central 3 records
3 records
Wildlife as food--Africa, East 1 record
1 record
Wildlife as food--Africa, Sub-Saharan 1 record
1 record
Wildlife as food--Asia 1 record
1 record
Wildlife as food--Congo (Democratic Republic) 1 record
1 record
Wildlife as food--Contamination About this subjectopen_in_new 0 records
Broader term (in subject list):
  1. Food contamination (363 records)
0 records
Wildlife as food--Economic aspects--Africa 2 records
2 records
Wildlife as food--Economic aspects--Africa, Central 2 records
2 records
Wildlife as food--Ghana 1 record
1 record
Wildlife as food--Japan 1 record
1 record
Wildlife as food--Kenya 1 record
1 record
Wildlife as food--Law and legislation--United States 2 records
2 records
Wildlife as food--Portugal--History--To 1500 1 record
1 record
Wildlife as food--Toxicology--United States 2 records
2 records
Wildlife as food--United States 2 records
2 records
Wildlife attracting About this subjectopen_in_new 11 records
Broader terms (in subject list):
  1. Animals (1844 records)
  2. Wildlife-related recreation (9 records)
Narrower terms (in subject list):
  1. Bird attracting (43 records)
  2. Butterfly attracting (0 records)
  3. Gardening to attract wildlife (12 records)
11 records

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