Regarding the reproductive calendar of the Zenú indigenous people, the results relate well to those found for the Embera Eyabida, which could be explained by the similarities in the type of settlement from one and another group, which, in general, are in dispersed areas with geographic difficulties for access to the municipality and, hence, to institutional health, education, and social development services; these aspects and others of structural type, like poverty and subordination account for these indigenous people having greater socioeconomic, territorial, ethnic, and gender inequities the Embera Chamibida must endure, which, undoubtedly, explains the differences in the reproductive calendars.
Estos aspectos y otros de tipo estructural como la pobreza y la subordinación dan cuenta de que estos indígenas tienen mayores desigualdades socioeconómicas, territoriales, étnicas y de género que los Embera Chamibida, lo que, sin duda, explica las divergencias en los calendarios reproductivos.