A similar observation has been reported from the study in an agropastoral community in the foothills of Himalayas by Panter-Brick (1996) , who concluded that seasonality as evaluated by time consumed for activity was highly significant for agriculture, forest work, and travel, but it was not detected for animal husbandry.
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Year-round high physical activity levels in agropastoralists of Bolivian Andes: results from repeated measurements of DLW method in peak and slack seasons of agricultural activities.
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