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“The otter hunters were getting twitchy.”
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“The shell’s function is straightforward, protecting the abalone’s soft body from the teeth of predators.”
“Disease and violence devastated Native populations, while their concentration into missions changed how survivors lived.”
“The foot is the bulk of the abalone, the muscular, toothsome mass of tissue that harvesters coveted.”
“Indeed, the only real threat to their ruminant existence comes from tool-wielding mammals: sea otters and humans.”
“Fur hunters could still make a living in the gap between ecological extirpation and commercial extinction.”
“Cattle were run on the old mission lands.”
“As the mollusks flourished in their submarine homes, they became, unbeknownst to them, American abalone.”
“The Mexican government didn’t have the boats to stop this illegal hunt.”
“The Peor es Nada didn’t wait.”
“In the first half of the nineteenth century, both were out of the picture.”
“The few survivors found work herding and skinning the cattle that had overrun their former hunting grounds.”
“The coast was busy and entrepreneurial, integrated into the transoceanic flow of trade and information.”
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