Journal of Edwin H. Bryan, Jr. while with the Whitney Expedition of the American Museum of Natural History on the schooner France, February to October 1924
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Katafanga Island, looking west from the fringing reef on the eastern side. The northern part is raised limestone, the southern (left side) has typical vegetation on volcanic soil. This sharp line of transition extends completely across the island. (65:5 = 11,543) Sept. 9, 1924. Mr. T.O.U.Stockwell, owner of Katafanga Island, and his Tongan wife and child. Sept. 9, 1924. (66:2 = 11,546).