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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Rarotonga"”.
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Breath hydrogen studies of lactose malabsorption in children resident in New Zealand, Cook Islands and Western Samoa
… prevalence of LM in Europeans at Auckland and Rarotonga, and in Samoans at two locations in Auckland and two locations in Western Samoa. The prevalence of LM in Europeans was significantly (p<0.01) higher at Rarotonga than at Auckland. For Samoans, the prevalence of LM was significantly …
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Scoping micro-level environmental indicators for application in the Cook Islands
… and the critique of a current water project in Rarotonga. Fieldwork is undertaken in the Cook Islands and a local project, the Takuvaine Water Catchment Management Plan (TWCMP) is critically evaluated. Site visits, key informant interviews and a review of local literature provide sufficient …
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Investing in our young people: Akaupokotuanga i ta tatou mapu no te au tuatau ki mua
… in the Vaka Takitumu, a specific district of Rarotonga, and to contribute to scholarly debates on youth development. As a key step in developing this model, my research examined the health and wellbeing experiences of young people in the Cook Islands within a socio-ecological framework. This …
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A Transnational Syndemic: Cook Islanders and their experiences of TB and diabetes
… living in the Pacific Islands of Aitutaki and Rarotonga, and the metropolitan suburbs of Avondale, Otara, Glen Innes and Porirua. It explores the transnational social field with regards to health and health service access for Cook Islanders in each of these places. The complexities of health …
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Geochemical and fluid dynamic investigations into the nature of chemical heterogeneity in the Earth's mantle
… systematics of oceanic island basalts from Rarotonga, Savaii, Tahaa, Rurutu, Tubuai, and Mangaia are examined (Chapter 4). Os concentration variations suggest that olivine, or a low Re/Os phase associated with olivine, controls the Os concentration in basaltic magmas. The Savaii and Tahaa …