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SOCIAL MEDICINE IN NEW GUINEA: BELIEFS AND PRACTICES AFFECTING HEALTH AMONG THE ABELAM AND WAM PEOPLES OF THE SEPIK DISTRICT. PART I
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  • 1941THE ABELAM TRIBE, SEPIK DISTRICT, NEW GUINEA A PRELIMINARY REPORT60 cited
  • 1941LAW AND POLITICAL ORGANIZATION IN THE ABELAM TRIBE, NEW GUINEA50 cited
  • 1960Indigenous medical systems and child bealth21 cited

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