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66. Anderson, Atholl. Slow Boats from China: Issues in the Prehistory of Indo-Pacific Seafaring. In: O'Connor, Sue;

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69. Anderson, H. R. A Clinical and Lung Function Study of Chronic Lung Disease and Asthma in Coastal Papua New

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70. Anderson, H. R. The Epidemiological and Allergic Features of Asthma in the New Guinea Highlands. Clinical

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71. Anderson, H. R. Respiratory Abnormalities and Ventilatory Capacity in a Papua New Guinea Island Community.

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72. Anderson, H. R. Respiratory Abnormalities in Papua New Guinea Children: The Effects of Locality and Domestic

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73. Anderson, H. R. Respiratory Abnormalities, Smoking Habits and Ventilatory Capacity in a Highland Community

in Papua New Guinea: Prevalence and Effect on Mortality. International Journal of Epidemiology. 1979; 8:127-135. Note: [fw: Lufa].

74. Anderson, H. R. Smoking Habits and Their Relationship to Chronic Lung Disease in a Tropical Environment in

Papua New Guinea. Bulletin de Physio-pathologie Respiratoire. 1974; 10: 619-633. Note: [fw: Kaul Waskia, Liloi and Kurum Takia Karkar I].

75. Anderson, H. R.; Anderson, J. A.; Cotes, J. E. Lung Function Values in Healthy Children and Adults from

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Highland and Coastal Areas of Papua New Guinea. Papua New Guinea Medical Journal. 1974; 17: 165-167.Note: [Karkar I, Lufa].

76. Anderson, H. R.; Anderson, J. A.; King, H. O. M.; Cotes, J. E. Variations in the Lung Size of Children in Papua

New Guinea: Genetic and Environmental Factors. Annals of Human Biology. 1978; 5: 209-218. Note: [Lufa, Karkar I].

77. Anderson, H. R.; Cunnington, A. M. House Dust Mites in the Highlands of Papua New Guinea. Papua New

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78. Anderson, H. R.; Vallance, P.; Bland, J. M.; Nohl, F.; Ebrahim, S. Prospective Study of Mortality Associated with

Chronic Lung Disease and Smoking in Papua New Guinea. International Journal of Epidemiology. 1988; 17:56-61. Note: [fw 1970, 1971, 1984, 1985: Karkar, Lufa].

79. Anderson, H. Ross; Woolcock, Ann J. Chronic Lung Disease and Asthma in Papua New Guinea. In:

Attenborough, Robert D.; Alpers, Michael P., Editors. Human Biology in Papua New Guinea: The SmallCosmos. Oxford: Clarendon Press; 1992: 289-301. (Research Monographs on Human Population Biology).Note: [general PNG].

80. Anderson, J. Introduction of Ruminants to New Guinea. In: Administration of the Territory of Papua and New

Guinea and UNESCO Science Co-operation Office for South East Asia. Symposium on the Impact of Man onHumid Tropics Vegetation: Goroka, Territory of Papua and New Guinea September, 1960. Canberra:Commonwealth Government Printer; 1962: 170-173. Note: [agr off: general PNG].

81. Anderson, James L. Cannibal: A Photographic Audacity. Sydney: A.H. & A.W. Reed; 1970. 112 pp.

Note: [Nomad, Soalibi, Walibi, Fegasubi, Awobi, Obami, Samodoro, Giwagafi, Guamari, Koguyobi, Abodo,Sedado, Mogolubi, Nefolifi, Masam, Gige Biami].

82. Anderson, James L.; Hogg, Donald M. New Guinea. Sydney: A.H. & A.W. Reed; 1969. 216 pp.

Note: [general PNG]. 83. Anderson, Mike. Object Classifying Morphemes in Sudest. Language and Linguistics in Melanesia. 1992; 23(2):

193-198. Note: [SIL May 1986 - Apr 1991: Pamela vill Sudest].

84. Anderson, Mike. Snyder, David Michael, Editor. Sudest Field Notes. Ukarumpa: Summer Institute of Linguistics;

1990. x, 133 pp. (Dictionaries in Papua New Guinea; v. 11). Note: [SIL: Sudest].

85. Anderson, Mike; Ross, Malcolm. Sudest. In: Lynch, John; Ross, Malcolm; Crowley, Terry, Editors. The Oceanic

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86. Anderson, Neil. Folopa Existential Verbs. In: Franklin, Karl, Editor. Studies in Componential Analysis.

Ukarumpa: Summer Institute of Linguistics; 1989: 83-102. (Data Papers on Papua New Guinea Languages;v. 36). Note: [SIL: Folopa].

87. Anderson, Neil; Moore, Hyatt. In Search of the Source: A First Encounter with God's Word. Portland, OR:

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88. Anderson, Neil; Wade, Martha. Ergativity and Control in Polopa. Language and Linguistics in Melanesia. 1988;19(1-2): 1- 16. Note: [SIL 1972-- : Polopa].

89. Anderson, Richard L. Aesthetics of the Sepik: Powerful Spirits and Phallic Aggression in New Guinea. In:

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90. Anderson, S. G.; Price, A. V. G.; Williams, M. C. Antibody to Murray Valley Encephalities and Louping-Ill

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91. Anderson, S. G.; Price, A. V. G.; Nanadai-Koia; Slater, K. Murray Valley Encephalitis in Papua and New Guinea:

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92. Anderson, Warwick. The Possession of Kuru: Medical Science and Biocolonial Exchange. Comparative Studies

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93. Andexer, H. Der untere Lauf des Watut in Deutsch-Neuguinea. Zeitschrift der Gesellschaft für Erdkunde zu

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94. Andreoli, E. Van "wilde" mensen met deugden en gebreken: De Waris-mensen en de Oemda-bevolking.

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95. Andrews, C. Lesley. Business and Bureaucracy: A Study of Papua New Guinean Businessmen and the Policies

of Business Development in Port Moresby. Port Moresby and Canberra: Australian National University, NewGuinea Research Unit; 1975. xvi, 244 pp. (New Guinea Research Bulletins; v. 59). Note: [Port Moresby].

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