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Fossilised fictive quotation: Future tense in Aikanã
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Severely Endangered

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25

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2013

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Brazil

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Severely Endangered

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25

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2010

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-12.651,-60.4138

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25

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7 (2010 SIL). Ethnic population: 40 (2014)

Year of info

2009

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Brazil;

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25

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40

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2012

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Brazil

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2007

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Brazil

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southeastern Rondonia State, Area Indigena Tubarao-Latunde, Terra Indigena Kwaza do Rio Sao Pedro, Chupinguaia,Vilhena.

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southeastern Rondonia State, Area Indigena Tubarao-Latunde, Terra Indigena Kwaza do Rio Sao Pedro, Chupinguaia,Vilhena.

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