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The Inughuit, the northernmost indigenous people in the world, have developed a unique culture that has enabled them to survive in the extreme Arctic environment. Despite being geographically separated from other Inuit populations, they have managed to maintain their distinct identity. However, they only make up 1% of Greenland s current population.

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The Inughuit, the northernmost indigenous people in the world, have developed a unique culture that has enabled them to survive in the extreme Arctic environment. Despite being geographically separated from other Inuit populations, they have managed to maintain their distinct identity. However, they only make up 1% of Greenland’s current population.

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