Winston's Cumulative Loose-Leaf Encyclopedia
Winston's Cumulative Loose-Leaf Encyclopedia
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The principal groups of these are the Friendly, the Sandwich, the Marquesas, and the Navigator Islands.
The coral islands comprise the Carolines, Gilbert, and Marshall Islands on the northwest, and the Society Islands and Low Archipelago in the southeast, in both of which groups the atoll formation is very common, besides numerous other groups where coral reefs occur. The ele- vations of these groups do not exceed 500 feet. Polynesia has a comparatively mod- erate temperature, and the climate i...s delightful and salubrious. The predomi- natmg race, occupying the central and eastern portion of Polynesia, is of Malay origin, with oval faces, wide nostrils, and large ears. The hair and complexion vary greatly, but the latter is often a light brown. Their language is split up into numerous dialects. The other lead- in|r race is of negroid or Papuan origin, with negro-like features and crisp, mop- like hair. They are confined to Western Polynesia, and speak a different lan- guage, with numerous distinct dialects.
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The principal groups of these are the Friendly, the Sandwich, the Marquesas, and the Navigator Islands.
The coral islands comprise the Carolines, Gilbert, and Marshall Islands on the northwest, and the Society Islands and Low Archipelago in the southeast, in both of which groups the atoll formation is very common, besides numerous other groups where coral reefs occur. The ele- vations of these groups do not exceed 500 feet. Polynesia has a comparatively mod- erate temperature, and the climate i...s delightful and salubrious. The predomi- natmg race, occupying the central and eastern portion of Polynesia, is of Malay origin, with oval faces, wide nostrils, and large ears. The hair and complexion vary greatly, but the latter is often a light brown. Their language is split up into numerous dialects. The other lead- in|r race is of negroid or Papuan origin, with negro-like features and crisp, mop- like hair. They are confined to Western Polynesia, and speak a different lan- guage, with numerous distinct dialects.
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