THE PHYSICAL ANTHROPOLOGY OF EARLY TONGAN POPULATIONS: A STUDY OF THE BONES AND TEETH AND AN ASSESSMENT OF THEIR BIOLOGICAL AFFINITIES BASED ONCRANIAL COMPARISONS WITH EIGHT OTHER PACIFIC POPULATIONS - ProQuest

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THE PHYSICAL ANTHROPOLOGY OF EARLY TONGAN POPULATIONS: A STUDY OF THE BONES AND TEETH AND AN ASSESSMENT OF THEIR BIOLOGICAL AFFINITIES BASED ONCRANIAL COMPARISONS WITH EIGHT OTHER PACIFIC POPULATIONS

PIETRUSEWSKY, MICHAEL, JR. University of Toronto (Canada) ProQuest Dissertations & Theses, 1969. NK04507.