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 | | In comparison with other regions of the world, the resources available to the people who live around the poles to eke out an existence may appear derisory. |
 | | On the Eurasian side, there is a much more complex mosaic of peoples: Vogul (or Mansi) and Ostyak (or Khant) in the northern valleys of the Urals and in the forests of the Ob' basin; Chukchi, Koryak, Samoyed, Yukaghir, Kamchadal, Tungus, Buryat and Yakut in the peripheral areas, etc. |
 | | Many of the stores in the Arctic region today offer all types of common foodstuffs, including food that has always been the basic diet in most hunting communities: walrus, whale and polar bear meat, as well as and particularly seal (which is eaten raw, boiled, dried or hung). |
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