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Using Citizen Science and Field Surveys to Document the Introduction, Establishment, and Rapid Spread of the Bare-Eyed Pigeon, Patagioenas corensis, on the Island of Saint-Martin, West Indies. [PDF]
Biology (Basel)Cambrone C, Levesque A, Cézilly F.
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Clinical Characteristics of Older Adults Living in Foster Families in the French West Indies: Baseline Screening of the KArukera Study of Aging in Foster Families (KASAF) Cohort. [PDF]
Innov AgingBoucaud-Maitre D +9 more
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Longitudinal follow-up of mixed connective tissue disease and overlapping autoimmune diseases of childhood onset in the Afro-descendant population of the French West Indies. [PDF]
Pediatr Rheumatol Online JFelix A +8 more
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English in the West Indies, or the West Indies in English?
Harvard Educational Review, 1964The English of the West Indies, like the other languages of the area, shows many resemblances to the language patterns of Negroes in other parts of the New World. There have been many controversies over this matter, with many linguists, especially dialect geographers, inclined to deny West African influence upon anything inside continental North ...
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2002
The mainland colonies are generally perceived as being the principal destinations of the settlers who went from Britain across the Atlantic in the seventeenth century. Thus, historians talk of ‘the great migration’ to Massachusetts in the 1630s, when 13,000 went there.
Mary K. Geiter, W. A. Speck
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The mainland colonies are generally perceived as being the principal destinations of the settlers who went from Britain across the Atlantic in the seventeenth century. Thus, historians talk of ‘the great migration’ to Massachusetts in the 1630s, when 13,000 went there.
Mary K. Geiter, W. A. Speck
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1991
Many West Indian novelists who began writing in the fifties continued to produce fiction in the seventies and eighties. Some of the best known, V. S. Naipaul, Samuel Selvon, Wilson Harris, Jan Carew and Andrew Salkey, who had immigrated to England, continued to live abroad. Others, like John Hearne and George Lamming, who had also immigrated to England,
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Many West Indian novelists who began writing in the fifties continued to produce fiction in the seventies and eighties. Some of the best known, V. S. Naipaul, Samuel Selvon, Wilson Harris, Jan Carew and Andrew Salkey, who had immigrated to England, continued to live abroad. Others, like John Hearne and George Lamming, who had also immigrated to England,
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Biogeography of the West Indies: An Overview
2001— The West Indies harbor a diverse flora and fauna with high levels of endemism. This, coupled with a complex geological history, has attracted interest in the historical biogeography of the region. Two major models have been proposed. The vicariance model proposes that a proto-Antillean biota connecting North and South America in the late Cretaceous ...
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1969
No rock salt deposits are known to exist on any of the 14 large islands or 3000 small islands, rocks, or cays that comprise the Bahama Islands. However, solar salt is made by the West India Chemicals, Ltd., at Mathew Town on Great Inagua Island.
Phillip R. Merris +6 more
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No rock salt deposits are known to exist on any of the 14 large islands or 3000 small islands, rocks, or cays that comprise the Bahama Islands. However, solar salt is made by the West India Chemicals, Ltd., at Mathew Town on Great Inagua Island.
Phillip R. Merris +6 more
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1999
Abstract Ever since Caribbean literary criticism first established itself, in the 1960s and 1970s, language has been identified as the major issue in the region’s literature, so that, even thirty years later, linguistic choices and appropriations, and syntactical variations, remain central to discussions of both form and content in ...
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Abstract Ever since Caribbean literary criticism first established itself, in the 1960s and 1970s, language has been identified as the major issue in the region’s literature, so that, even thirty years later, linguistic choices and appropriations, and syntactical variations, remain central to discussions of both form and content in ...
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