A Biocultural Perspective on the Settlement of the Pacific

Micronesica

New Guinea Research Program

Melanesia Interest Group

APEC Emerging Infectious Network

Journals
American Anthropologist

Current Anthropology

Medical Hypotheses

New Zealand Journal of Archaeology

Proceedings of the
National Academy of Sciences 

American Journal of
Human Genetics 

National Center for Biotechnology Information

Bibliography of Studies based on the Hornbostel-Thompson Collection Of Human Remains from Guam

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Clark, JT and Kelly, KM (1993) Human genetics, paleoenvironments, and malaria: relationships and implications for the settlement of Oceania. American Anthropologist 95:613-631.

Heathcote, Gary M., Bansil, Kingbernam L. and Sava, Vincent J. (1996) A protocol for scoring three posterior cranial superstructures which reach remarkable size in ancient Mariana Islanders. Micronesia 29: 281-298.

Kelly, KM (1990). Gm polymorphisms, linguistic affinities, and natural selection in Melanesia. Current Anthropology 31:201-219.

Kelly, KM (1996) The end of the trail: the genetic bases for deriving the Polynesian peoples from Austronesian-speaking paleopopulations of Melanesian Near Oceania. In: J Davidson, G Irwin, BF Leach, A Pawley and D Brown (eds.), Oceanic Culture History, Essays in Honour of Roger Green. New Zealand Journal of Archaeology Special Publication, pp. 355-364.

Kelly, KM (1996) IGHG3 G and the pathogenesis of hyperreactive malarious splenomegaly. Medical Hypotheses 46:135-139.

Kelly, KM (1999) Malaria and immunoglobulins in Pacific prehistory. American Anthropologist. 101: 806-809.

Melton, T, Clifford, S, Martinson, J, Batzer, M and Stoneking M. (1998) Genetic Evidence for the Proto-Austronesian Homeland in Asia: mtDNA and Nuclear DNA Variation in Taiwanese Aboriginal Tribes. Am. J. Hum. Genet., 63:1807-1823.

Terrell, JE (2001) Exploring the entangled bank. Systemic research on the Sepik Coast of New Guinea. A paper in the symposium: Systematic Approaches to Understanding Landscape and Subsistence in Pacific Islands Prehistory. Julie Field and J. Lahela Perry, Organizers. Society for American Archaeology. New Orleans.

Terrell, JE, Kelly, KM and Rainbird, P (2001) Foregone conclusions? In search of 'Austronesians' and 'Papuans.' Current Anthropology. 42: 97-124.

Oppenheimer, S and Richards, M (2001) Fast trains, slow boats, and the ancestry of Polynesian islanders. Science Progress. 84: 157-181.