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SIL1973Summer Institute of Linguistics Language Survey of Dima, 1973.197
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SIL1975Summer Institute of Linguistics Language Survey of Alekano (Kefamo dialect), 1975.190
SIL1973Summer Institute of Linguistics Language Survey of Bauwake and Morawa, 1973190
SIL1975Summer Institute of Linguistics Language Survey of Alekano (Wanima dialect), 1975.189
SIL1973Summer Institute of Linguistics Language Survey of Maiwa, 1973.188
SIL1975Summer Institute of Linguistics Language Survey of Migabac, 1975.186
SIL1980Summer Institute of Linguistics Language Survey of Tauade, 1980. 183
SIL1967Summer Institute of Linguistics Language Survey of Tabriak, 1967.183
SIL1975Summer Institute of Linguistics Language Survey of Ap Ma, 1975.181
SIL1965Summer Institute of Linguistics Language Survey of Yaweyuha, 1965.179
SIL1962Summer Institute of Linguistics Language Survey of Alekano (Wanima dialect), 1962.179
SIL1990Summer Institute of Linguistics Language Survey of Tabriak, 1990.177
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SIL1975Summer Institute of Linguistics Language Survey of Fuyug, 1975.171
SIL1975Summer Institute of Linguistics Language Survey of Biwat, 1975.171
SIL1974Summer Institute of Linguistics Language Survey of Ama, 1974.171
SIL1975Summer Institute of Linguistics Language Survey of Angoram, 1975.170
SIL1975Summer Institute of Linguistics Language Survey of Abu, 1975.170
SIL1975Summer Institute of Linguistics Language Survey of Buna (Toricelli), 1975.170
SIL1975Summer Institute of Linguistics Language Survey of Ura, 1975.169