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ItemBrowsing patterns of herbivorous fishes were investigated in a seagrass bed ('Halodule uninervis') near Guam (Micronesia).( 1986)Artificial reefs of three sizes were set out to determine (1) if browsing is greater around reefs than in the open seagrass, and (2) if browsing pressure is related reef size.
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ItemProfile of education(Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands, 1969-08)"Let's bring all school age population into the schools. A call for urgent action is imperative to provide education and training opportunities for all school age children which will prepare them for a significant part in Micronesia's development."
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ItemMicronesia : a guide through the centuries [revised edition](Alexandria, VA: Close Up Foundation, 2022)This is a revised edition of the 2000 publication of the same name, to correct errors in the original text.
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ItemRapport médical sur les accidents qui ont suivi plusieurs blessures par flèches prétendues empoisonnées dans les îles du Pacifique : suivi du rapport de la commission instituée par M. le Gouverneur (décision du 16 mars 1883) à l'effet d'examiner la nature du poison des flèches ...(Nouméa : Imprimerie du gouvernement, 1883)
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ItemFunafuti : the story of a coral atoll(Washington : Smithsonian Institution, 1898)
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ItemCustomary titles and inherent rights : a general guideline in brief [Marshallese-language version]( 1992)This is the Marshallese-language version of this item.
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ItemMemoranda of conversations at Berlin on colonial matters between Mr. Meade (Assistant Under Secretary of State, Colonial Office) and Prince Bismarck and Dr. Busch(London : Printed by Eyre and Spottiswoode, 1885)Reports and correspondence of Colonial Office officials. At head of title: Africa, New Guinea and Western Pacific.
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ItemA second letter from Oberea, Queen of Otaheite, to Joseph Banks, esq.; translated from the original, brought over by his excellency Otaipairoo, envoy extraordinary and plenipotentiary from the Queen of Otaheite, to the court of Great Britain ... together with explanatory notes from the Queen's former letter, and from Dr. Hawkesworth's voyages(London, Printed by T.J. Carnegy for E. Johnson, 1774)Written by the author of "An epistle from Oberea, Queen of Otaheite," to Joseph Banks, esq. The latter is ascribed to Major John Scott, later John Scott Waring, by Halkett & Laing, in their Dictionary of anonymous and pseudonymous English literature; but to John Scott, poet of Amwell, in the British Museum catalogue of printed books.