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(4)

GUAM

COOK

LINE

MAUI - Hawaiian

OAHU - Hawaiian

BRINE

HERD

(5)

BONIN - Ogashiwara

IRIAN - New Guinea

KAURU

MANIA

NAURU

NGULU

PALAU

EASTER

SAMOA

TAHITI

TONGA

ULITI

FIJI

CHATEM

ELLIS

SOUTHERN - New Zealand

YASAVA

(6)

BOUNTY

BIKINI

HAWAII - Hawaiian Islands

KAZAN

MIDWAY

AUCKLAND

TUBUAI

TUVALU

PHOENIX

(7)

VOLCANO (Kazan)

ISABELA - Galapagos Islands

KANGAROO - off the south coast of Australia

MACQUARIE

MELVILLE

MOLOKAN - Hawaiian Islands

MURUROA

NORFOLK

RAPANUI - Easter Island

RUSSIAN

STEWART - New Zealand

TOKELAU

TROMPEN

TUAMOTU

(8)

BISMARCK

BORODINO

JOHNSTON

CAMPBELL

SOCIETIES

NORTH - New Zealand

TASMANIA

EAURIPIC

(9)

ANTIPODES

BOugainville

HAWAIIAN

GALAPAGOS

MELANESIA - part of Oceania

OGASHIWARA

POLYNESIA - part of Oceania

(10)

MARIAN

MARQUESAN

MARSHALL

MICRONESIA - part of Oceania

SANDWICHES

SOLOMON

FERNANDINA - Galapagos Islands

(11)

GUADALCANAL

CAROLINA

(12)

PARTNERSHIPS (Societies)

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