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Mixing in the Mountains
Resource ID: 10326
Type: journal article, article
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- UPDATED: 6.29.2025
- status: to be worked, high-priority
- Melungeons, mixed ancestry peoples, populations, race+ethnicity
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DOI:
date:
1997
pages:
pp. 25-36
notes:
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abstract:
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