Titlebook: Genealogies, Genomes, and Histories in the Pacific; Genetic Drift Matt K. Matsuda Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s)

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Genetic Drift,ions around Indigenous data sovereignty, and the history of United Nations conventions on Indigenous rights and cultural preservation. Particular note is given to collective Oceanian activism among Pacific Islander scholars across multiple fields. Key initiatives include Traditional Knowledge and Bi

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Afterword: Family Lines,lo Mila and William Nu‘utupu Giles to frame questions of Oceanian experience, family, genealogy, migration, and reconnection. The concluding observations survey the intertwining of genomics, genealogies, colonial legacies, and decolonization; revisiting ancestors, kin, whakapapa, mo‘okū‘auhau, molec

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Lower Extremity Venous Ultrasound, human population genetics, responsibilities, resource sovereignty, critique of thrifty gene hypothesis; Hawaiian attorney Lea Lani Kinikini Kauvaka and genealogical connections to spiritual and physical lineages across ancestral time.

Lament

The Ancient Mariner, human population genetics, responsibilities, resource sovereignty, critique of thrifty gene hypothesis; Hawaiian attorney Lea Lani Kinikini Kauvaka and genealogical connections to spiritual and physical lineages across ancestral time.

Cholagogue

Rüdiger Müller M.D.,Johannes von Kempis M.D.tive responsibility for the past and informed consent of ancestral heritage. More detailed work examines elaborations of whakapapa and mo‘okū‘auhau to human and non-human realms, cosmologies, and generations. These are elaborated for their responsiveness to activism and historic transformations.

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Ruediger Mueller,Johannes Von Kempisations and global movements of peoples; familial research and genetic curiosity. Also, the use of computational biology to reconstruct Pacific migration patterns; affirmations of questions raised by the archaeological record; debates or matrilocal or patrilocal explanations of genomic patterns and geographic settlement.

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Clinical Ultrasound of the Breasttellectual property legislation. In parallel, bioethical questions raised by the Tonga National Council of Churches, and Ruth Liloqula in the Solomon Islands, both emphasize Indigenous advocacy for local knowledge, dignity, and respect as procedural frameworks.

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Charlotte Tulinius MD, PhD, MHPE, MRCGPstions of xenotransplantation, and debates about Māori legal and customary knowledge. Featured is the Mamala tree and healer Epenesa Mauigoa in Samoa, and her knowledge leading to the isolation of Prostratin molecule as an antiretroviral against AIDS.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-46712-7 and experiences of bicultural and bi-racial children and families, blood and privilege, belongingness and multiraciality. Also discussed is the Centre for Indigenous Genomics in Australia, particularly histories of The Stolen presumed assimilation of Aboriginal communities, and contemporary movements of redress.