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Greenland is the largest island in the world covering 2,2 mill sq kilometers of which 90 % is covered by ice and 10 % is a narrow strip of land along the coastline.
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International Journal of Circumpolar Health
Volume 64, 2005 - Issue 3
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Populations in Transition (II)
Health and society in Greenland
Anne B. Kjeldsen Symposium on Circumpolar Health: Populations in Transition, University of Toronto, February 27,2004CorrespondenceEmail:abk@gh.g1
Pages 257-259
Published online: 01 Jul 2005
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Populations in Transition (II)
Health and society in Greenland
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