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Article is too brief edit
It likely was written in haste, using limited sources, in order to be more than a stub. There may be some info at Madagascar, plus sources. Also check with a search engine, and maybe something relevant like a book on Google Books will pop up. Just don't fall into the same trap by slanting the article towards narrow-subject sources. Even an encyclopedia like the online 1913 Brittanica can be useful (but primarily for early history).--Quisqualis (talk) 02:51, 20 April 2017 (UTC)