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63. Papua and New Guinea Department of Public Health, Malaria Branch. Malaria. In: Ward, R. Gerard; Lea, David A. M., Editors. An Atlas of Papua and New Guinea. Port Moresby and Glasgow: University of Papua and New Guinea and Collins-Longman; 1970: 28. Note: [general PNG].
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70. Parau, Leo Aitsi. Story of Cassowary -- How It Came to Have Short Wings. The Papuan Villager. 1929; 1(11): 7. Note: [Kairuku].
71. Parau, Leo Aitsi. Story of Iguana How He Came to Have Double Tongue. The Papuan Villager. 1929; 1(4): 7. Note: [Kairuku].
72. Parau, Leo A. Story of Crocodiles. The Papuan Villager. 1932; 4(1): 7-8. Note: [Kairuku].
73. Parau, Leo Aitsi. The Story of Fire and How It Started. The Papuan Villager. 1934; 6(6): 48. Note: [Kairuku].
74. Parau, Leo Aitsi. The Story of the Coconut. The Papuan Villager. 1934; 6(4): 30-31. Note: [Kairuku].
75. Parau, Leo Aitsi. The Story of Baua (Owl). The Papuan Villager. 1935; 7(5): 37-39. Note: [Mekeo].
76. Parau, Leo Aitsi. The Story of Baua. The Papuan Villager. 1936; 8(2): 13-16. Note: [Mekeo].
77. Parau, Leo Aisi; Davis, Michael M. War Comes to Yule Island. Journal of the Papua and New Guinea Society. 1972; 6(1): 31-37. Note: [Yule I].
7 78. Pardini, Edoardo. Le popolazioni. In: Centro Mostre di Firenze. Oceania Nera: Arte, cultura e popoli della Melanesia nelle callezioni del Museo di Antrpologia e Etnologia di Firenze: Firenze, Sala d'Arme di Palazzo Vecchio 30 aprile - 9 agosto 1992. Firenze: Cantini & C.; 1992: 11-16. Note: [from lit: general NG].
79. Pardy, Rob; Parsons, Mike; Siemon, Don; Wigglesworth, Ann. Purari Overpowering PNG? Fitzroy, Vic.: International Development Action for Purari Action Group; 1978. [viii], 221 pp. Note: [Purari R, Wabo].
80. Parker, F. A Cave near Kagul, Chimbu District. Niugini Caver. 1973; 1(4): 109-110. Note: [Kundiawa area].
81. Parker, F. Caves of the Singga Valley, Chimbu District. Niugini Caver. 1973; 1(4): 103-106. Note: [Singga V Chimbu].
82. Parker, F. Caves of the Wahgi Gorge near Kundiawa, Chimbu District. Niugini Caver. 1973; 1(4): 106-108. Note: [Kundiawa area].
83. Parker, F. Report of Some Caves in the Yagaria Division, Lufa Area. Eastern Highlands District. Niugini Caver. 1974; 2(2): 184-189. Note: [Kema vill Fore].
84. Parker, F. Some Caves and Rock Shelters in the Kainantu Area of the Eastern Highlands. Niugini Caver. 1975; 3(2): 35-44. Note: [admin 1964: Musabe, Sonofi, Asiempa, Barabuna, Obura, Korangka, Onaningka, Yonki Dome].
85. Parker, Fred. The Caves of the Porol Ranges between the Chimbu River and Chuave, in the Chimbu District of the Eastern Central Highlands of New Guinea. In: Communications. Sydney: Sydney Speleological Society; 1967: 20-27 + Plate 4 + Map. (Occasional Papers; v. 2). Note: [1964-1965: Singga V, Chimbu R, Chuave].
86. Parker, Fred. Collecting Reptiles and Amphibians in New Guinea. Australian Natural History. 1970; 16: 309-314. Note: [colls: Goroka].
87. Parker, Neville. A Psychopathic Murderer. Papua New Guinea Medical Journal. 1976; 19: 43-49. Note: [Goilala].
88. Parker, Neville; Burton-Bradley, B. G. Suicide in Papua and New Guinea. Medical Journal of Australia. 1966; 2: 1125-1129. Note: [general PNG].
89. Parker, R. S. The Advance to Responsible Government. In: Fisk, E. K., Editor. New Guinea on the Threshold: Aspects of Social, Political, and Economic Development. Canberra: Australian National University Press; 1966: 243-269. Note: [general PNG].
90. Parker, R. S. From Dependence to Autonomy? In: Epstein, A. L.; Parker, R. S.; Reay, Marie, Editors. The Politics of Dependence: Papua New Guinea 1968. Canberra: Australian National University Press; 1971: 315-360. Note: [general PNG].
91. Parker, R. S. The Growth of Territory Administration. In: Fisk, E. K., Editor. New Guinea on the Threshold: Aspects of Social, Political, and Economic Development. Canberra: Australian National University Press; 1966: 187-221. Note: [general PNG].
8 92. Parker, R. S. Opportunities for Research in Papua-New Guinea and Irian Barat: Government and Politics. In: Reeves, Susan C.; Dudley, May. New Guinea Social Science Field Research and Publications 1962-67. Canberra and Port Moresby: Australian National University, New Guinea Research Unit; 1969: 205-207. (New Guinea Research Bulletins; v. 32). Note: [general NG].
93. Parker, R. S.; Wolfers, Edward P. The Context of Political Change. In: Epstein, A. L.; Parker, R. S.; Reay, Marie, Editors. The Politics of Dependence: Papua New Guinea 1968. Canberra: Australian National University Press; 1971: 12-47. Note: [general PNG].
94. Parkinson, A. D. Malaria in Papua New Guinea 1973. Papua New Guinea Medical Journal. 1973; 17: 8-16. Note: [general PNG].
95. Parkinson, A. D. Malaria. In: Ford, Edgar, Editor. Papua New Guinea Resource Atlas. Milton, Qld: Jacaranda Press; 1974: 46-47. Note: [general PNG].
96. Parkinson, A. D.; Pharoah, D. P.; Russell, D. D.; Wigley, S. C. Preventive Medicine. In: Ford, Edgar, Editor. Papua New Guinea Resource Atlas. Milton, Qld: The Jacaranda Press; 1974: 46-47. Note: [general PNG].
97. Parkinson, A. D.; Tavil, N. Malaria. In: Bell, C. O., Editor. The Diseases and Health Services of Papua New Guinea: A Basis for National Health Planning. Port Moresby: Department of Public Health; 1973: 162-178. Note: [general PNG].
98. Parkinson, R. Baumrindenkleidung in Deutsch Neu-Guinea. Internationales Archiv für Ethnographie. 1905; 17: 222. Note: [Tamara].
99. Parkinson, R. Die Berlinhafen-section: Ein Beitrag zur Ethnographie der Neu-Guinea-Küste. Internationales Archiv für Ethnographie. 1900; 13: 18-54 + Tafeln XV-XXII. Note: [visit 1893, 1898-1899: Serra, Sissano, Warrpu, Arrop, Malol].
100. Parkinson, R. Ueber das Durchbohren von Muschelplatten, behufs Herstellung von Armringen etc. etc. Internationales Archiv für Ethnographie. 1894; 7: 89. Note: [Ali, Angel, Seleo].
101. Parkinson, R. Waffe, Signalrohr oder Tabakspfeife? Internationales Archiv für Ethnographie. 1889; 2: 168. Note: [Laughlan Is, Woodlark I, Trobriand Is].
102. Parkinson, Richard. The Aitape Coast. In: Swadling, Pamela, Senior Editor. People of the West Sepik Coast. Tschauder, John J.; Swadling, Pamela, Translators. Boroko: National Museum and Art Gallery; 1979: 35-107. (Records of the National Museum and Art Gallery; v. 7). Note: [Serra (Ser), Sissano, Tumleo, Angel, Ali, Seleo].
103. Parlier, Jim. Managalasi Verb Inflection. Te Reo. 1964; 7: 28-35. Note: [SIL 10 mos: Numba vill Managalasi].
104. Parlier, Jim, Translator. Managalasi. In: McElhanon, K. A., Editor. From the Mouths of Ancestors. Ukarumpa: Summer Institute of Linguistics; 1982: 134-147. Note: [SIL: Managalasi.
105. Parlier, Jim; Parlier, Jaki. Managalasi Language. Ukarumpa: Summer Institute of Linguistics; 1981. viii, 504 pp. (Dictionaries of Papua New Guinea; v. 4). Note: [SIL: Numba vill Managalase]. 9
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107. Parra, Esteban; Saha, Nilmani; Soemantri, Agustinus G.; McGarvey, Stephen T.; Hundrieser, Joachim; Shriver, Mark D.; Deka, Ranjan. Genetic Variation at 9 Autosomal Microsatellite Loci in Asian and Pacific Populations. Human Biology. 1999; 71: 757-779. Note: [from pcs: Gainj, Kalam].
108. Parratt, J. A Note on Kwato and the Oxford Group. Journal of the Papua and New Guinea Society. 1972; 6(1): 91-96. Note: [Kwato Mission].
109. Parratt, J. K. Papuan Marriage. Journal of the Papua and New Guinea Society. 1971; 5(1): 3-18. Note: [from lit: Kiwai, Orokaiva, Motu, Mekeo, Mafulu, Wanigela, Delena, Port Moresby, Motu, Koitapu, Roro, Kutubu, Mailu].
110. Parratt, J. K. Religious Change in Port Moresby. Oceania. 1970; 41: 106-113. Note: [Port Moresby].
111. Parratt, J. K. Religion and the Migrant to Port Moresby. Missiology. 1975; 3: 177-189. Note: [Port Moresby].
112. Parratt, John. Papuan Belief and Ritual. New York: Vantage Press; 1976. 103 pp. Note: [general PNG].
113. Parrish Art Museum. Primitive Art of New Guinea. Southampton, NY: The Parrish Art Museum; 1963. [14] pp. + Endpaper Map. Note: [exhibition: Asmat, Eilanden R, Lorenz R, Wildeman R, Kerewa, Turama R, Morigio I, Wapo, Urama I, Humboldt Bay, North Coast IJ, Keram R, Maprik, Manam, Lower Sepik, Pagem, Yentscha- Mangua, Tshuosh, Iatmul, Wosera, Wanwan Lumi, Kebiang Tshuosh, Burui, Arambak, Abelam, Kupkei, Torres Strait].
114. Parry, C. Gwen. Everyday Life in Papua: An Illustrated Handbook. London: The Livingstone Press; 1925. i-vi, 7-96 pp. + Frontispiece + Plates. Note: [mission: general Papua].
115. Parsons, G. A. An Ocular Survey of Community School Children in Madang Province. Papua New Guinea Medical Journal. 1982; 25: 151-154. Note: [survey: Mirap, Sarang, Megiar, Taladig, Rempi, Kusbau, Alexishafen, Sagolau, Meirro, Gum, Erima, Bugajim, Bau, Amele, Utu, Jomba, Nobanob, Baitabag, Kamba, Usino, Kranket, Brahaim, Behir, Panim, Bahor, Tadup, Parum, Mawan].
116. Parsons, G. A. Primary Eye Malignancy in Papua New Guinea. Papua New Guinea Medical Journal. 1975; 18: 83-86. Note: [survey 1959-1970: general PNG].
117. Parsons, George A. A Decade of Ophthalmic Statistics in Papua New Guinea. Papua New Guinea Medical Journal. 1991; 34: 255-261. Note: [1980-1989: Eastern Highlands, Southern Highlands, Western Highlands provinces].
118. Parsons, George; Adams, John. Blindness in Papua New Guinea. Papua New Guinea Medical Journal. 1987; 30: 207-211. Note: [1980-1984: Madang].
119. Parsons, I. C.; Ryan, B. P. K. Observations on Glucose-6- phosphate Dehydrogenase Deficiency in Papuans. 10 Medical Journal of Australia. 1962; 2: 585-587. Note: [colls: Rigo, Kerema].
120. Parsons, Lee A. Ritual Arts of the South Seas: The Morton D. May Collection. St. Louis: The St. Louis Art Museum; 1975. 205 pp. + Endpaper Maps. Note: [exhibition: Geelvink Bay, Sentani, Humboldt Bay, Asmat, Marind Anim, TS, Gogodala, Turama R, Kerewa, Goaribari, Kikori R, Era R, Wapo R, Urama I, Namau, Purari, Elema, Orokolo, Kalanga (CH), Siane, Mt Hagen, Telefomin, April R, Nggala, May R Iwam, Kwoma, Warasei, Karawari, Arambak, Iatmul, Blackwater R, Kanganaman, Chambri, Aibom, Angoram, Keram R, Biwat, Abelam, Mt Arapesh, Kairiru I, Wokeo, Murik, Lower Ramu, Watam, Schouten Is, Astrolabe Bay, Siassi Is, Tami I, Huon Gulf, Trobriand Is, Massim].
121. Parsons, Luise. Aid Posts in Enga Province. Papua New Guinea Medical Journal. 1982; 25: 173-175. Note: [survey 1979-1980: Enga Province].
122. Parsons, P. A.; White, N. G. Variability of Anthropometric Traits in Australian Aboriginals and Adjacent Populations: Its Bearing on the Biological Origin of the Australians. In: Kirk, R. L.; Thorne, A. G., Editors. The Origin of the Australians. Canberra: Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies; 1976: 227- 243. (Human Biology Series; v. 6). Note: [NG].
123. Partomihardjo, Tukirin. Analisis Vegetasi Hutan Sekitar Air Garam, Kurulu, Jayawijaya, Irian Jaya. In: Susanto-Sunario, Astrid S., Editor. Pembangunan Masyarakat Pedesaan: Suatu Telaah Analitis Masyarakat Wamena, Irian Jaya. Jakarta: Pustaka Sinar Harapan; 1994: 131-142. Note: [fw: Balim V].
124. Pascoe, L. The Sepik River People. Sydney: Longmans of Australia Pty. Limited; 1964. [16] pp. + Endpaper Illustrations. (Peoples of the Pacific). Note: [Moim].
125. Passmore, Tim. Factor Analysis Applied to Stratification in Sampling for the National Census. In: McDevitt, Thomas M., Editor. The Survey Under Difficult Conditions: Population Data Collection & Analysis in Papua New Guinea. New Haven: Human Relations Area Files, Inc.; 1987: 272-291. (HRAFlex Books, Ethnography Series; v. OJ1-006). Note: [general PNG].
126. Pasveer, J. M.; Aplin, K. P. Late Pleistocene to Modern Vertebrate Faunal Succession and Environmental Change in Lowland New Guinea: Evidence from the Bird's Head of Irian Jaya, Indonesia. In: Miedema, Jelle; Odé, Cecilia; Dam, Rien A. C.; Baak, Connie, Editors. Perspectives on the Bird's Head of Irian Jaya, Indonesia: Proceedings of the Conference, Leiden, 13-17 October 1997. Amsterdam: Editions Rodopi B.V.; 1998: 891-930. Note: [Ayamaru Lakes, Kria Cave, Toé Cave].
127. Pasveer, J. M.; Bartstra, G. J. Verslag van een opgraving in Kria, de Vogelkop, Irian Jaya, Indonesia. Paleo-Aktueel. 1996; 7: 30-33. Note: [fw 1995: Kria Cave, Ayamaru].
128. Pasveer, J. M.; Bartstra, G. J. Verslag van een opgraving in Kria, de Vogelkop, Irian Jaya, Indonesia. Reprinted as: Pasveer, J. M.; Bartstra, G. J. Verslag van een opgraving in Kria, de Vogelkop, Irian Jaya, Indonesia. Leiden: Leiden University, Department of Languages and Cultures of Southeast Asia and Oceania, Projects Division; 1996: 30-33. (ISIR Proceedings; v. 1996/5). Note: [fw 1995: Kria Cave, Ayamaru].
129. Pasveer, Juliette. The Djief Hunters: 26,000 Years of Lowland Rainforest Exploitation on the Bird's Head of Papua, Indonesia [Proefschrift]. Groningen: Rijksuniversiteit Groningen; 2003. xviii, 476 pp. 11 Note: [fw 1994, 1995: Kria Cave, Toé Cave, Ayamaru Lakes].
130. Pasveer, Juliette M. Kria Cave: An 8000-year Occupation Sequence from the Bird's Head of Irian Jaya. In: Bartstra, Gert- Jan, Editor. Bird's Head Approaches: Irian Jaya Studies -- A Programme for Interdisciplinary Research. Rotterdam: A.A. Balkema; 1998: 67-89 + 2 pp. Plates. Note: [survey 1995: Kria Cave, Ayamaru].
131. Pasveer, Juliëtte. [Report on ongoing research]. ISIR [Irian Jaya Studies - A Programme for Interdisciplinary Research] Newsletter. 1997; 8: 14-15. Note: [fw: Kria Cave, Ayamaru].
132. Pasveer, Juliette M.; Clarke, Simon J.; Miller, Gifford H. Late Pleistocene Human Occupation of Inland Rainforest, Bird's Head, Papua. Archaeology in Oceania. 2002; 37: 92-95. Note: [fw: Ayamaru Lakes].
133. Pasveer, Juliëtte; Jelsma, Johan. Report. ISIR [Irian Jaya Studies - a programme for Interdisciplinary Research] Newsletter. 1994; 3: 8-9. Note: [visits May 1994: Ayamaru Lakes, Makbon].
134. Pasveer, Juliëtte; Jelsma, Johan. Report [of planned research]. ISIR [Irian Jaya Studies - a programme for Interdisciplinary Research] Newsletter. 1995; 4: 10-11. Note: [Ayamaru].
135. Pasveer, Juliëtte; Jelsma, Johan. Report. ISIR [Irian Jaya Studies - a programme for Interdisciplinary Research] Newsletter. 1996; 6: 16. Note: [fw; Ayamaru].
136. Pat, Fa'afo. Transitive Constructions in Hula. In: Lynch, John; Pat, Fa'afo, Editors. Oceanic Studies: Proceedings of the First International Conference on Oceanic Linguistics. Canberra: Australian National University, Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies, Department of Linguistics; 1996: 271-292. (Pacific Linguistics, Series C; v. 133). Note: [Hula].
137. Pataki, K. J. Comment [on E. Richard Sorenson, "Socio- Ecological Change among the Fore of New Guinea"]. Current Anthropology. 1972; 13: 376. Note: [fw: Auyana, Awa, Gadsup, Tairora].
138. Pataki, Karen Reiser. Missionary History and Influence within the Eastern Highlands of the Territory of New Guinea [M.A. Thesis]. Seattle: University of Washington; 1966. 110 pp. Note: [fw September 1962 - September 1963: Agarabi, Gadsup, Auyana, Awa, Tairora].
139. Pataki, Kerry Josef. Shifting Population and Environment among the Auyana: Some Considerations on Phenomena and Schema [M.A. Thesis]. Seattle: University of Washington; 1965. viii, 91 pp. Note: [fw August 1962 - September 1963: Auyana].
140. Pataki, Kerry Josef. Time, Space and the Human Community: An Ecological Analysis of Settlement in the Eastern Highlands of New Guinea [Ph.D. Dissertation]. Seattle: University of Washington; 1968. xiii, 146 pp. Note: [fw August 1962 - September 1963: Auyana, Awa, Gadsup, Tairora].
141. Pataki-Schweizer, K. J. Communication in the Field: The Aid Post Orderly and the Health Extension Officer. Papua New Guinea Medical Journal. 1983; 26: 178-181. Note: [Wonenara].
142. Pataki-Schweizer, K. J. Em Strongpela Meri: A Female Leader in the Eastern Highlands of Papua New Guinea. In: Langness, L. L.; Hays, Terence E., Editors. Anthropology in the High Valleys: Essays on the New Guinea 12 Highlands in Honor of Kenneth E. Read. Novato, CA: Chandler & Sharp Publishers Inc.; 1987: 137-162. Note: [fw 1962-1963, 1972: Tontaina vill Tairora].
143. Pataki-Schweizer, K. J. A New Guinea Landscape: Community, Space, and Time in the Eastern Highlands. Seattle: University of Washington Press; 1980. xxii, 165 pp. (Anthropological Studies in the Eastern Highlands of New Guinea; v. 4). Note: [fw 1962-1963: Auyana, Awa, Gadsup, Tairora].
144. Pataki-Schweizer, K. J. On Reproduction and Population: Views from Men in the Highlands of Papua New Guinea. University: University of Papua New Guinea Press; 1996. xvii, 110 pp. Note: [interviews 1992: Kainantu (Yanabo, Kainantu, Abiera, Akuna); Kundiawa (Yuai, Warasimbu, Gumine, Sigarap, Kundiawa); Mount Hagen (Keltiga, Teka, Kala, Tiling, Tarangau); Mendi (Kumin, Tente, Wakwak, Unjamap, Waramangani)].
145. Pataki-Schweizer, K. J. Prologue. In: Stratigos, Susan; Hughes, Philip J., Editors. The Ethics of Development, Vol. 2: Justice and the Distribution of Health Care. Port Moresby: University of Papua New Guinea Press; 1987: 1-8. Note: [general PNG].
146. Pataki-Schweizer, K. J. Suicide in Contemporary Papua New Guinea: An Attempt at an Overview. In: Hezel, Francis X.; Rubinstein, Donald H.; White, Geoffrey M., Editors. Culture, Youth and Suicide in the Pacific: Papers from an East-West Center Conference. Honolulu: University of Hawaii at Manoa, Center for Asian and Pacific Studies, Pacific Islands Studies Program; 1985: 139-151. (Working Paper Series). Note: [general PNG].
147. Pataki-Schweizer, K. J., Arranger. Symposium: Health in Papua New Guinea. In: Winslow, John H., Editor. The Melanesian Environment. Canberra: Australian National University Press; 1977: 485-494. Note: [general PNG].
148. Pataki-Schweizer, K. J. Traditional Medicine: Institutional Perceptions and Cultural Realities. Papua New Guinea Medical Journal. 1985; 28: 211-216. Note: [from lit: Motu].
149. Pataki-Schweizer, K. J. W.H.R. Rivers: Ethnology and Medicine in Papua, 1898. In: Burton-Bradley, Burton G. A History of Medicine in Papua New Guinea: Vignettes of an Earlier Period. Kingsgrove, N.S.W.: Australasian Medical Publishing Company Limited; 1990: 269-279. Note: [Rivers, Torres Strait, Papua].
150. Pataki-Schweizer, Kerry Josef. The Introduction of Alcohol among the Wonenara Anga. In: Marshall, Mac, Editor. Through A Glass Darkly: Beer and Modernization in Papua New Guinea. Boroko: Institute of Applied Social and Economic Research; 1982: 211-215. (Monographs; v. 18). Note: [visits 1978, 1979: Wonenara].
151. Pataki-Schweizer, Kerry J. Some Observations on Medicine and Tradition. In: Jilek, Wolfgang G., Editor. Traditional Medicine and Primary Health Care in Papua New Guinea. n.p.: University of Papua New Guinea Press; 1985: 57-62. Note: [general PNG].
152. Patching, Keith. Power and the Big Man in New Guinea. Journal of the Anthropological Society of Oxford. 1974; 5(2): 92- 103. Note: [from lit: NGH].
153. Patching, Keith. Semantic Fields and Social Change: The Concept gnek in Tangu. Journal of the Anthropological Society of Oxford. 1994; 25: 263-268. Note: [from lit: Tangu]. 13
154. Patel, Mahomed; Janrozik, Konrad; Allen, Oenone; Martin, F. I. R.; Eng, Jean; Dean, Brian. A High Prevalence of Diabetes in a Rural Village in Papua New Guinea. Diabetes Research and Clinical Practice. 1986; 2: 97-103. Note: [survey October 1983: Wanigela].
155. Patimos, Agnes Chlotilda. How Babase and Feni Islands Came to Be. Oral History. 1983; 11(3): 22-25. Note: [Anir I].
156. Patrick, Heather, Compiler. Bibliography of the Summer Institute of Linguistics Papua New Guinea Branch 1956-1980: English Publications in Linguistics & Anthropology, Literacy & Community Development, Translation. Ukarumpa: Summer Institute of Linguistics; 1981. vii, 103 pp. Note: [general PNG].
157. Patrick, J. M.; Cotes, J. E. Anthropometric and Other Factors Affecting Respiratory Responses to Carbon Dioxide in New Guineans. In: Harrison, G. A.; Walsh, R. J., Organizers. A Discussion on Human Adaptability in a Tropical Ecosystem: An I.B.P. Human Biological Investigation of Two New Guinea Communities. London: Royal Society of London; 1974: 363-373. (Philosophical Transactions, Series B; v. 268). Note: [Kaul, Lufa].
158. Patrick, J. M.; Cotes, J. E. Cardiac Output during Submaximal Exercise in New Guineans: The Relation with Body Size and Habitat. Quarterly Journal of Experimental Physiology. 1978; 63: 277-290. Note: [Kaul, Lufa].
159. Patterson, Mary C. Sorcery and Witchcraft in Melanesia: An Analysis of Conflict in a Supernatural Idiom [B.A. (Hons.) Thesis]. Sydney: University of Sydney; 1967. [iii], ii, 97, [11] pp. Note: [from lit: Trobriand Is, Tangu, Arapesh, Keraki, Wogeo, KUJF, Mae Enga, Kuma].
160. Patterson, Mary. Sorcery and Witchcraft in Melanesia. Oceania. 1974; 45: 132-160, 212-234. Note: [from lit: Suau-Tawala, KUJF, Chimbu, Kyaka Enga, Tangu, Abelam, Dobu, Arapesh, Huli, S Fore, Tauna Awa, Wogeo, Bwaidoka, Garia, Maring, Trobriand Is, Ipili, Mae Enga, Gururumba, Gahuku, Kuma, Normanby I, Siane, Melpa, Woru, Daribi, Orokaiva, Keraki, Kutubu, Kalauna].
161. Patty, S. A. Penduduk Dani Barat dan Pembangunan. In: Masinambouw, E. K. M.; Haenen, Paul, Editors. Kebudayaan dan Pembangunan di Irian Jaya. Jakarta: LIPI-RUL [Lembaga Ilmu Pengetabuan Indonesia - Leiden University]; 1994: 111-132. (Seri LIPI-RUL; v. 3). Note: [from lit: Western Dani].
162. Patty, S. A. Sago Feast among the Kawenak. In: Walker, Malcolm T., Editor. Papers on the Asmat, Part 2. Jayapura: University of Cenderawasih, Institute of Anthropology; 1974: 55- 61. (Research Reports; v. 5). Note: [fw April-June 1974: Kawenak Asmat].
163. Patz, Elisabeth. The Case Marking and Role Coding System of Numfoor-Biak. Oceanic Linguistics. 1978; 17(2): 141-161. Note: [from lit: Numfoor-Biak].
164. Paul, Robert A. The Odeipus Complex in Cultural Anthropology Today. Reviews in Anthropology. 1985; 12: 353-360. Note: [from lit: Trobriand Is].
165. Paulsen, Rune. Symbolic Dimensions in the Analysis of Social Organization: A Case Study of Food Taboos among the May River Iwam, Papua New Guinea [Cand. Polit. Degree]. Oslo: University of Oslo; 1992. 249 pp. Note: [fw May 1988 - August 1989 (14 mos): Wayap vill May River Iwam].
166. Paulus, J., Editor. Encyclopædie van Nederlandsch-Indië. Vol. 1. Tweede Druk ed. 's-Gravenhage & Leiden: 14 Martinus Nijhoff & N.V. V/H E.J. Brill; 1917. x, [ii], 831 pp. Note: [general NNG].
167. Paulzen, Herbert. De gouden schubben van de slang: Een ontdekkingsreis door Papoea Nieuw-Guinea. 's-Gravenhage: Uitgeverij BZZTÖH; 1993. 191 pp. + Plates. Note: [journalist 1989, 1991: Port Moresby, Wewak, Sepik, Yentschenmangua, Pagoi, Hagen, Huli, Chambri].
168. Pawa, Festus. Delivery of Health Services in Milne Bay Province. In: Heywood, Peter; Hudson, Bernard, Editors. Rural Health Services in Papua New Guinea. Boroko: Papua New Guinea Department of Health; 1987: 21-25. (Monographs; v. 5). Note: [Milne Bay Province].
169. Pawi [Paul Wirz]. A Papuan Painting. The Papuan Villager. 1931; 3(10): 77, 79-80. Note: [Daru].
170. Pawley, A. K.; Ross, M. D., Editors. Austronesian Terminologies: Continuity and Change. Canberra: Australian National University, Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies, Department of Linguistics; 1994. vii, 624 pp. (Pacific Linguistics, Series C; v. 127).
171. Pawley, Andrew. Are Emic Dictionaries Possible? An Experiment with Karam, a New Guinea Highlands Language. Kivung. 1970; 3(1): 8-16. Note: [fw: Karam].
172. Pawley, Andrew. Austronesian Languages: Western Part of South-eastern Mainland Papua. In: Wurm, S. A., Editor. New Guinea Area Languages and Language Study, Vol. 2: Austronesian Languages. Canberra: Australian National University, Research School of Pacific Studies, Department of Linguistics; 1976: 301- 319. (Pacific Linguistics, Series C; v. 39). Note: [Aroma, Doura, Hula, Gabadi, Keapara, Kuni, Lala, Magori, Mekeo, Motu, Roro, Sinagoro].
173. Pawley, Andrew. C.L. Voorhoeve and the Trans New Guinea Phylum Hypothesis. In: Baak, Connie; Bakker, Mary; Meij, Dick van der, Editors. Tales from a Concave World: Liber Amicorum Bert Voorhoeve. Leiden: Leiden University, Department of Languages and Cultures of South-East Asia and Oceania, Projects Division; 1995: 83-123. Note: [from lit: general NG].
174. Pawley, Andrew. Encoding Events in Kalam and English: Different Logics for Reporting Experience. In: Tomlin, Russell S., Editor. Coherence and Grounding in Discourse: Outcome of a Symposium, Eugene, Oregon, June 1984. Amsterdam: John Benjamins Publishing Company; 1987: 329-360. (Typological Studies in Language; v. 11). Note: [fw 1963-1975 (12 mos): Kalam].
175. Pawley, Andrew. Institutional Framework of Language Study: University of Auckland. In: Wurm, S. A., Editor. New Guinea Area Languages and Language Study, Vol. 3, Language, Culture, Society, and the Modern World. Canberra: Australian National University, Research School of Pacific Studies, Department of Linguistics; 1977: 1291-1296. (Pacific Linguistics, Series C; v. 40). Note: [general PNG].
176. Pawley, Andrew. Kalam Pandanus Language: An Old New Guinea Experiment in Language Engineering. In: Dutton, Tom; Ross, Malcolm; Tryon, Darrell, Editors. The Language Game: Papers in Memory of Donald C. Laycock. Canberra: Australian National University, Research School of Pacific Studies, Department of Linguistics; 1992: 313-334. (Pacific Linguistics, Series C; v. 110). Note: [fw 1963, 1965, 1969, 1972, 1975, 1992: Kalam].
177. Pawley, Andrew. A Language Which Defies Description by Ordinary means. In: Foley, William A., Editor. The Role of Theory in Language Description. Berlin: Mouton de Gruyter; 1993: 87-129. (Trends in Linguistics, 15 Studies and Monographs; v. 69). Note: [fw 1963-1964, 1965, 1969, 1972, 1975: Kaytog Kalam].
178. Pawley, Andrew. Languages. In: Rapaport, Moshe, Editor. The Pacific Islands: Environment & Society. Honolulu: The Bess Press, Inc.; 1999: 181-194. Note: [Kalam; general NG].
179. Pawley, Andrew, Editor. Man and a Half: Essays in Pacific Anthropology and Ethnobiology in Honour of Ralph Bulmer. Auckland: The Polynesian Society; 1991. vii, 624 pp. + Frontispiece. (Memoirs; v. 48).
180. Pawley, Andrew. Melanesian Diversity and Polynesian Homogeneity: A Unified Explanation for Language. In: Hollyman, Jim; Pawley, Andrew, Editors. Studies in Pacific Languages & Cultures in Honour of Bruce Biggs. Auckland: Linguistic Society of New Zealand; 1981: 269-309. Note: [general NG].
181. Pawley, Andrew. The New Guinea Oceanic Hypothesis. University of Hawaii Working Papers in Linguistics. 1978; 10(1): 9-48. Note: [general NG].
182. Pawley, Andrew. Notes on a Large Small Game Hunter. In: Pawley, Andrew, Editor. Man and a Half: Essays in Pacific Anthropology and Ethnobiology in Honour of Ralph Bulmer. Auckland: The Polynesian Society; 1991: 3-20. (Memoirs; v. 48). Note: [from lit: Kalam, Kyaka Enga].
183. Pawley, Andrew. On Speech Formulas and Linguistic Competence. Lenguas Modernas. 1985; 12: 84-104. Note: [fw: Kalam].
184. Pawley, Andrew, Editor. Papers in Papuan Linguistics No. 3. Canberra: Australian National University, Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies, Department of Linguistics; 1997. iii, 241 pp. (Pacific Linguistics, Series A; v. 87).
185. Pawley, Andrew. Proto Oceanic Terms for Reef and Shoreline Invertebrates. In: Lynch, John; Pat, Fa'afo, Editors. Oceanic Studies: Proceedings of the First International Conference on Oceanic Linguistics. Canberra: Australian National University, Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies, Department of Linguistics; 1996: 133-162. (Pacific Linguistics, Series C; v. 133). Note: [from lit & pcs: Gapapaiwa, Motu, Kilivila, Manam, Misima, Numbami, Takia, Molima, Gedaged, Hote, Muyuw, Bwaidoga-Iduna, Mangap-Mbula, Tawala, Keapara Hula, Wedau, Gitua, Bariai, Dobu].
186. Pawley, Andrew. The Proto Trans New Guinea Obstruents: Arguments from Top-down Reconstruction. In: Pawley, Andrew; Ross, Malcolm; Tryon, Darrell, Editors. The Boy from Bundaberg: Studies in Melanesian Linguistics in Honour of Tom Dutton. Canberra: Australian National University, Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies, Pacific Linguistics; 2001: 261-300. (Pacific Linguistics; v. 514). Note: [fw: Kalam; from lit: numerous NG].
187. Pawley, Andrew. The Relationship of the Austronesian Languages of Central Papua: A Preliminary Study. In: Dutton, T. E., Editor. Studies in Languages of Central and South-East Papua. Canberra: Australian National University, Research School of Pacific Studies, Department of Linguistics; 1975: 3-105. (Pacific Linguistics, Series C; v. 29). Note: [fw & from lit & pcs: Mekeo, Roro, Kuni, Lala, Gabadi, Doura, Motu, Sinagoro, Hula, Aroma, Keapara, Magori, Dobu, Molima, Suau].
188. Pawley, Andrew. Saying Things in Kalam: Reflections on Language and Translation. In: Pawley, Andrew, Editor. Man and a Half: Essays in Pacific Anthropology and Ethnobiology in Honour of Ralph Bulmer. Auckland: The Polynesian Society; 1991: 432-444. (Memoirs; v. 48). Note: [fw 1960s-70s: Kalam]. 16
189. Pawley, Andrew. Some Problems of Describing Linguistic and Ecological Knowledge. In: Maffi, Luisa, Editor. On Biocultural Diversity: Linking Language, Knowledge and the Environment. Washington, DC: Smithsonian Institution Press; 2001: 228-247. Note: [fw: Kalam].
190. Pawley, Andrew Kenneth. The Structure of Karam: A Grammar of a New Guinea Highlands Language [Ph.D., Linguistics]. Auckland: University of Auckland; 1966. [v], 212 pp. Note: [fw August 1963 - January 1964, January-May 1965 (9 mos total): Kaytog Karam].
191. Pawley, Andrew K. The Trans New Guinea Phylum Hypothesis: A Reassessment. In: Miedema, Jelle; Odé, Cecilia; Dam, Rien A. C.; Baak, Connie, Editors. Perspectives on the Bird's Head of Irian Jaya, Indonesia: Proceedings of the Conference, Leiden, 13-17 October 1997. Amsterdam: Editions Rodopi B.V.; 1998: 655-690. Note: [numerous NG].
192. Pawley, Andrew. Transformational Grammar and the Native Speaker: Some Elementary Issues. Kivung. 1969; 2(2): 2-36. Note: [fw: Karam].
193. Pawley, Andrew; Carrington, Lois, Editors. Austronesian Linguistics at the 15th Pacific Science Congress. Canberra: Australian National University, Research School of Pacific Studies, Department of Linguistics; 1985. ix, 353 pp. (Pacific Linguistics, Series C; v. 88).
194. Pawley, Andrew; Gi, Simon Peter; Majnep, Ian Saem; Kias, John. Hunger Acts on Me: The Grammar and Semantics of Bodily and Mental Process Expressions in Kalam. In: Guzman, Videa P. De; Bender, Byron W., Editors. Grammatical Analysis: Morphology, Syntax, and Semantics: Studies in Honor of Stanley Starosta. Honolulu: University of Hawai'i Press; 2000: 153-185. (Oceanic Linguistics, Special Publications; v. 29). Note: [fw: Kalam].
195. Pawley, Andrew; Green, Roger. Dating the Dispersal of the Oceanic Languages. University of Hawaii Working Papers in Linguistics. 1973; 5(7): 1-48. Note: [general NG].
196. Pawley, Andrew; Green, Roger C. The Proto-Oceanic Language Community. Journal of Pacific History. 1984; 19: 123-146. Note: [general NG].
197. Pawley, Andrew; Green, Roger C. The Proto-Oceanic Language Community. In: Kirk, Robert; Szathmary, Emöke, Editors. Out of Asia: Peopling the Americas and the Pacific. Canberra: Australian National University, The Journal of Pacific History; 1985: 161- 184. Note: [general NG].
198. Pawley, Andrew; Lane, Jonathan. From Event Sequence to Grammar: Serial Verb Constructions in Kalam. In: Siewierska, Anna; Song, Jae Jung, Editors. Case, Typology and Grammar. Amsterdam: John Benjamins; 1998: 202-227. (Typological Studies in Language; v. 38). Note: [fw: Kalam].
199. Pawley, Andrew; Pawley, Medina. Canoes and Seafaring. In: Ross, Malcolm; Pawley, Andrew; Osmond, Meredith, Editors. The Lexicon of Proto Oceanic: The Culture and Environment of Ancestral Oceanic Society: 1, Material Culture. Canberra: Australian National University, Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies; 1998: 173-209. (Pacific Linguistics, Series C; v. 152). Note: from lit & mss: Mor, Dusner, Numfor, Waropen, Gedaged, Gitua, Yabem, Dobu, Molima, Kilivila, Wedau, Manam, Kairiru, Tuam, Motu, Sinaugoro, Roro, Kove, Iduna, Suau (Daui), Wogeo, Barim, Aroma, Mandok, Arifama, Tami, Suau]. 17
200. Pawley, Andrew; Pawley, Medina. Early Austronesian Terms for Canoe Parts and Seafaring. In: Pawley, A. K.; Ross, M. D., Editors. Austronesian Terminologies: Continuity and Change. Canberra: Australian National University, Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies, Department of Linguistics; 1994: 329- 361. (Pacific Linguistics, Series C; v. 127). Note: [fw & from lit: Motu, Dobu, Sinagoro].
201. Pawley, Andrew; Ross, Malcolm. Austronesian Historical Linguistics and Culture History. In: Durham, William H.; Daniel, E. Valentine; Schieffelin, Bambi, Editors. Annual Review of Anthropology, Volume 22, 1993. Palo Alto, CA: Annual Reviews Inc.; 1993: 425-459. Note: [from lit: general NG].
202. Pawley, Andrew; Ross, Malcolm; Tryon, Darrell, Editors. The Boy from Bundaberg: Studies in Melanesian Linguistics in Honour of Tom Dutton. Canberra: Australian National University, Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies, Pacific Linguistics; 2001. viii, 417 pp. (Pacific Linguistics; v. 514).
203. Pawley, Andrew; Ross, Malcolm. The Prehistory of the Oceanic Languages: A Current View. In: Bellwood, Peter; Fox, James J.; Tryon, Darrell, Editors. The Austronesians: Historical and Comparative Perspectives. Canberra: Australian National University, Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies, Department of Anthropology; 1995: 39-74. Note: [Manam, Takia, Mangap, Motu, Mekeo, general NG].
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