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R. MEN 2 mi R. MEN 169 ° 45 ' 169 ° 30 ' 168 ° 12'W 170 ° 45'W AMERICAN
AND WESTERN SAMOA Samoa , Area and Population area population sq mi sq
km 1960 census 1968 estimate Territory of American Samoa Districts Eastern ...
R. MEN 2 mi R. MEN 169 ° 45 ' 169 ° 30 ' 168 ° 12'W 170 ° 45'W AMERICAN
AND WESTERN SAMOA Samoa , Area and Population area population sq mi sq
km 1960 census 1968 estimate Territory of American Samoa Districts Eastern ...
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Among the more striking dis- tinuous junctions are the following : ( 1 ) the
essentially temperate distriNorth American - Eurasian ( represented by the
genera bution Acer , Aesculus , and Staphylea ) ; ( 2 ) the largely tropical patterns
Asiatic ...
Among the more striking dis- tinuous junctions are the following : ( 1 ) the
essentially temperate distriNorth American - Eurasian ( represented by the
genera bution Acer , Aesculus , and Staphylea ) ; ( 2 ) the largely tropical patterns
Asiatic ...
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Afro - American Anthropology ( 1970 ) , on the style regions of Africa and their
relation to Afro - American song ; Folk Song Style and Culture ( 1968 ) , a book -
length presentation of the ideas in this article along with a number of methods for
...
Afro - American Anthropology ( 1970 ) , on the style regions of Africa and their
relation to Afro - American song ; Folk Song Style and Culture ( 1968 ) , a book -
length presentation of the ideas in this article along with a number of methods for
...
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