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How do you feed a large population living on a savanna? An ancient, and surprising, answer to this question could have lessons for development today, John Whitfield finds. .

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  1. Erickson, C.L. An artificial landscape-scale fishery in the Bolivian Amazon. Nature 408, 190 - 193 2000.

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