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Onge

The Onge (also Önge, Ongee, and Öñge) are an Andamanese ethnic group, indigenous to the Andaman Islands in Southeast Asia at the Bay of Bengal, India. They are traditionally hunter-gatherers and fishers, but also practice plant cultivation. They are designated as a Scheduled Tribe of India.

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Onge

Nodes75
Edges74
Triples100
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.026667
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related to Genetics · 31
Onge → Aboriginal Australians, According, Aeta, Ancient Ancestral South Indians, Andaman Islands, Andamanese, Asia, Basal East Asian, BC, Denisovan, East Asian, East Asians, Genetically, Great Andamanese, Han, Hoabinhians, Indigenous Taiwanese, Iranian Plateau, It, Jarawa
related to Language · 22
Onge → Andamanese, Andamans, As, Austronesian, Blevins, British, Driem, George, Hoogervorst, However, Indian, It, Juliette Blevins, Little Andaman, Little Andaman Island, Mainland Asian, Ongan, Robert Blust, Since, South Andaman
related to history · 20
Onge → After, Andamanese, British, British Empire, By, Dugong Creek, Great Andamanese, In, Lieutenant Archibald Blair, Little Andaman, Little Andaman Island, North Brother Islands, Originally, Portman, Rutland Island, South, South Andaman Island, South Bay, The Onge, Today
related to Poisoning incident · 9
Onge → Andaman Islands, Bhopinder Singh, Dugong Creek, In December, Lieutenant Governor, Port Blair, Survival International, The, With
related to Population · 6
Onge → About, Great Andamanese, Infant, The, The Onge, The Onge's
related to Tsunami surviving tactics · 3
Onge → Indian Ocean, Taking, The

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andamanese also andaman south found islands population asia india east one related asian önge little island people groups ancient asians

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Rh blood groupinstance ofSeveral physiological parameters0.80text
blood pressureinstance ofSeveral physiological parameters0.80text
SGOTinstance ofSeveral physiological parameters0.80text
SGPTinstance ofSeveral physiological parameters0.80text
total protein levelinstance ofSeveral physiological parameters0.80text
hepatitis B surface antigeninstance ofSeveral physiological parameters0.80text
VDRLinstance ofSeveral physiological parameters0.80text
some genetic markers have been studiedinstance ofSeveral physiological parameters0.80text
Ongerelated to GeneticsGenetically0.60section
Ongerelated to GeneticsAndamanese0.60section
Ongerelated to GeneticsEast Asian0.60section

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