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Voyage round the world : embracing the principal events of the narrative of the United States Exploring Expedition in one volume : illustrated with one hundred and seventy-eight engravings on woodUniversity of MichiganText -
Operation IVY, 1952University of MichiganText Marshall Islands
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Wave response of the proposed harbor at Agat, Guam : numerical model investigationUniversity of MichiganText Guam
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Ethnography and ethnohistory of Taroa Island, Republic of the Marshall IslandsUniversity of MichiganText Marshall Islands
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Last words and work of Rev. Robt. W. Logan, a missionary of the A.B.C.F.M. at Ruk, Micronesia. Together with memorial papersUniversity of MichiganText
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U.S. Navy report on Guam, 1899-1950University of MichiganText Guam
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Radiobiological resurvey of Rongelap and Ailinginae Atolls, Marshall Islands : October-November 1955University of MichiganText Marshall Islands
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Storage capacity of Fena Valley Reservoir, Guam, Mariana Islands, 1990University of MichiganText Guam
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CASTLE series, 1954University of MichiganText Marshall Islands
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Atoll soil types in relation to the distribution of fallout radionuclidesUniversity of MichiganText Marshall Islands
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Report of scientific director on cooperation in effort at EniwetokUniversity of MichiganText Marshall Islands
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Medical survey of Rongelap people five and six years after exposure to fallout (with an addendum on vegetation)University of MichiganText Marshall Islands
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