@incollection{139351,
  address    = {Lima},
  author     = {Villarejo, Avencio},
  booktitle  = {La selva y el hombre},
  pages      = {171-180},
  publisher  = {Editorial Ausonia},
  title      = {Idiomas y dialectos antiguos y actuales},
  year       = {1959},
  bestfn     = {south_america\villarejo_idiomas1959_o.pdf},
  besttxt    = {ptxt2\south_america\villarejo_idiomas1959_o.txt},
  fn         = {south_america\villarejo_idiomas1959.pdf, south_america\villarejo_idiomas1959_o.pdf},
  hhtype     = {overview;wordlist},
  inlg       = {Spanish [spa]},
  lgcode     = {Quechua, Guarani, Cocama, Cashivo, Cashinahua, Pano, Shipibo [shp], Cunibo [shp], Huarayo = Ese Ejja [ese], Arasairi [hug], Amarakaire [amr], Piro [pib], Campa Looks like Heitzman's A-E-SA i.e. Apurimac = Asháninka [cni], Machiguenga [mcb], Amuesha [ame], Aguaruna [agr], Huambisa [hub], Yameo [yme], Yagua [yad], Ticuna [tca], Witoto, Ocaina [oca], Cioni = Siona, Secoya [sey], Coto, Kofan [con], Arabela [arl], Semigay = Andoa [anb], Vacacocha = Tekiraka [ash], Aushiri [avs], Zaparo [zro], Iquito [iqu], Shimaco = Urarina [ura], Murato = Candoshi-Shapra [cbu]},
  macro_area = {South America},
  src        = {hh}
}