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Originally appearing in Volume V01, Page 330 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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MALA YO-INDONESIANS See also:

Hova Betsileo (slight See also:Bantu admixture) HO VA-BANTU TRANSITIONAL Malagasy, including Bestimisaraka Antanosi Antambahoaka Antsihanaka Antaimoro Antanala Antaifasina Antaisara Antaisaka &c. Central Negroes Bolo Yako Tangala See also:Kali Mishi Doma Mosgu, including—Mandara Margi Logon Gamergu Keribina Yedina Kuri &c. Nilotics with See also:affinity with Zandeh tribes Dor (See also:Bongo) See also:NEGRO-See also:BANT U TRANSITIONAL See also:Bali Ba-Kwiri Ba-Kossi See also:Abo Ba-Ngwa See also:Dualla Ba-Nyang See also:Bassa Ngolo Ba-Noko Ba-Fo Ba-Puko Ba-Kundu Ba-Koko Isubu Western Ogowe Ashira Ishogo Ashango See also:Bakalai Nkomi Orungu See also:Mpongwe Oshekiani Benga Ininga Galao Apingi Okanda See also:Osaka Aduma M bamba Umbete See also:Bute Bane Yaunde Maka Bomone Kunabembe See also:Fang (See also:recent immigrants from the See also:Congo See also:group) &c.

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