Ponape


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Po·na·pe

 (pō′nə-pā′)
See Pohnpei.

Po•na•pe

(ˈpoʊ nəˌpeɪ, ˈpɒn ə-)

n.
former name of Pohnpei.
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Cluster 11 (Oceania): Cook islands northern; Banks, Torres islands; Santa-Cruz islands; Southern Vanuatu; Mangareva; Tokelau; Niue; Rotuma; Truk district; Ifaluk, Lamotrek, Satawan; SE New Guinea Melanesians; Palau; Yap; New Caledonia; Maori, Moriori; Tahiti, Society islands; Hawaii; Samoa; Tuamotu; Cook islands southern; Gilbert, Nauru, Banaba; Tuvalu (Ellice); Marquesas; Tonga; Ulithi, Ngulu; Ponape district; Rennel, Tikopia, Taku, etc.; Marshal Islands; Lengua, Sanapana; Queensland; Atsugevi; Southern Australia; Bushmen; Central Australia; Western Australia; Arnham Land; SE Australia.
A LARGE-SCALE STUDY OF WORLD MYTHS
Polychaeta) from the Truk Islands, Ponape and Majuro Atoll, with some other new Indo-Pacific records.
Radiolar Eyes of Serpulid Worms (Annelida, Serpulidae): Structures, Function, and Phototransduction
MacArthur's forces are hammering the enemy's outposts only 250 miles from the Philippines; while the United States Navy, maintaining mastery in the Central Pacific, is relentlessly attacking Palau, Yap, Ponape, and the Bonin Islands, in its steady advance toward the Philippines, China, and Japan.
Inauguration speech of President Sergio Osmena in 1944
Similarly, in a foundational article, Ward Goodenough located the place and significance of 'Kachaw' for the people of Ponape and Truk:
Difference association for social anthropology in Oceania 2013 distinguished lecture
Sailing ship Ponape (28[degree] 41' W, 8[degree] 23' S) At 12 1/2h three great meteors (emitting sparks) in succession.
The great meteor procession of 1913: historical sleuthing adds important sightings to the world's greatest fireball display
Inselm um Ponape. Ergebnisse der SudseeExpedition 1908-1910.
Intrusion, integration and innovation on small and not-so-small islands with particular reference to Samoa
CAROLINE ISLANDS: Ulithi Atoll: BPBM, 3(13-19), 9 m; Truk: BPBM, 4(14-20), 6-12 m; Kapingamaringi Atoll: CAS 60026, 2(16-16), 0-6 m; Ponape: USNM 223192, 1(18), 0-17 m; Senyavin I.: USNM 298767, 12(9-15), 0-24 m; Palau, Main I.
Trimma maiandros, a new species of pygmy goby (Gobiidae) from the Indo-west Pacific
Public Health Service (1952-1955); and biologist and commissioned officer, Pacific Island Rat Ecology (PIRATE) Project, Pacific Science Board, National Academy of Sciences Research Expedition, Ponape, East Caroline Islands (1955-1957).
William Bruce Jackson (1926-2010)
Guam, Yap, Truk (= Chuuk), Ponape (= Pohnpei), Taiwan (1973, 1-2 wk each); Yap (1980, 6 mo); Marquesas Islands, Tuamotu, Society, Cook and Fiji Islands (1987 & 2004, 6 mo in total); Cook Islands (2002, 6 wk); and the Hawaiian islands (1995, 1997 & 1998, 3 mo in total).
Wolf spiders of the Pacific region: the genus Zoica (Araneae, Lycosidae)
My 23 years in the Air Force included tours to Australia, Truk Island, Ponape (now Pohnpei) Island, England and temporary duty assignments to Germany, Honduras, Estonia and Alaska, to name a few.
October issue
La estacion de Ponape, se localiza a 6 58'N, 158 12' E y a 46 m, tiene datos entre 1941-1991 y 1951-2003, con casi identicos datos en los anos coincidentes, por lo que se han agrupado en una sola serie (Fig.
Evolucion de la temperatura en el Pacifico a lo largo del periodo instrumental
The possessive classifier construction is exemplified in (10), taken from Mokilese (Micronesian subgroup, Oceanic; Mokil Atoll and Ponape) (Harrison 1976: 129).
Grammaticalization and structural scope increase: possessive-classifier-based benefactive marking in Oceanic languages *

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