Oceania - ōshēănˈēə, –āˈnēə or Oceanicaōshēănˈĭkə, collective name for the approximately 25,000 islands of the Pacific, usually excluding such nontropical areas as the Ryukyu and Aleutian islands and Japan, as well as Taiwan, Indonesia, and the Philippines, whose populations are |
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