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Languages of New Guinea

2007
Abstract The New Guinea region (as defined below) is one of the most linguistically diverse and complex areas in the world, with over 1,000 languages spoken in an area of about 900,000 square km. About three to four hundred languages spoken there belong to the Austronesian family.
Aikhenvald, Alexandra   +1 more
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Armageddon in New Guinea

Anthropology Today, 1988
realize that nearly all of the history books in the various South African school systems ignore these same facts of resistance because they would give historical base to a just struggle against the ruling regime. By perpetuating concepts of biological determinism without examining whether their data in fact support such a conclusion, Nurse, Jenkins and
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KWASHIORKOR IN NEW GUINEA

Medical Journal of Australia, 1957
P. S. Venkatachalam, V. Ivinskis
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The Compositae of New Guinea VI

1970
This sixth article on the Compositae of New Guinea contains (1) additions to previous publications, mainly concerning Eupatorium and Carpesium, and (2) the treatment of tribe 5. Heliantheae, with 17 genera in the area.
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Papua New Guinea

The Contemporary Pacific, 2018
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New Guinea has the world’s richest island flora

Nature, 2020
Barbara Parris   +2 more
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Papua New Guinea

The Contemporary Pacific, 2009
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Australia (with Papua New Guinea)

The Journal of Commonwealth Literature, 1985
Kieran Dolin, Van Ikin
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