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Pierce, C.N., and The Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia. "Remarks on Hawaiian Crania." Proceedings of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia 45. (1893): 224-225.

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  • united states of america[5]
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  • "kanaka tombs"[5]
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