I have not listed the strange Ga4-26 among my mama glyphs, but I could easily have done so because of the similarity with Ga2-29 (which I included among the mama because of its rounded bottom):
Instead of classifying Ga4-26 as a mama glyph I saw it as an example of niu, which indeed is a more appropriate classification. Though I could also perceive the shape of vaha mea:
My method of classifying glyphs is no exact science and therefore some glyphs will be located in more than one place. Vaha mea in Gb7-25 we recognize from the kea chapter, where kiore-henua without a growing maro string possibly could mark an opposite point in time as compared to that at vaha mea in Ga4-26:
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