Table 2.

Case studies on herding ecologies which can potentially be leading to landscape and plant domestication.

Culture/Geographic location	Livestock speciesb	Plant speciesb	Referencea
Mapuche/Southern Argentina	Goats	?c	Ladio and Lozada, 2004, 2009; Lanari et al., 2005; Castillo and Ladio, 2017
Tzotzil/Los Altos de Chiapas, Southern Mexico	Sheep	?c	Geerlings and Perezgrovas, 2014; Gómez et al., 2014; Perezgrovas et al., 2014
Shúhtagot’ine/Northwest Canada [American Arctic]	Reindeer	?c	Andrews et al., 2012
Gwich’in/Yukon (Canada) and Alaska (United States) [American Arctic]	Reindeer	?c	Anderson et al., 2017
Evenki/Baikal-Patom plateau, Siberia [Old World Arctic]	Reindeer	Chenopodiaceae, Poaceae, Polygonom aviculare	Anderson et al., 2014
Sami/Fennoscandia [Old World Arctic]	Reindeer	Angelica archangelica	Rautio et al., 2016

^aReferences used for constructing suggested additional case studies consisting of well-studied long-term pastoralism (including both ethnobotanical and ethnozoological studies). ^bThe mutualisms among humans (culture), herbivores (livestock species) and plants are enlisted; only the most common species as reported by the authors are provided. ^cThe authors provide only either ethnobotanical or ethnozoological data.