@article{142030,
  author     = {Antonio Guerreiro},
  journal    = {Mon-Khmer Studies},
  pages      = {205-226},
  title      = {Homophony, sound changes and dialectal variations in some central Bornean languages},
  volume     = {25},
  year       = {1996},
  bestfn     = {papua\guerreiro_cbornean1996.pdf},
  besttxt    = {ptxt2\papua\guerreiro_cbornean1996_o.txt},
  fn         = {papua\guerreiro_cbornean1996.pdf, papua\guerreiro_cbornean1996_o.pdf},
  hhtype     = {overview;comparative},
  inlg       = {English [eng]},
  lgcode     = {Bahau = Bahau [bhv], Bahau Hwang Tring = Bahau [bhv], Kayan Baram = Baram Kayan [kys], Kayan Baluy = Rejang Kayan [ree], Kayan Uma Lekan-Uma Lasan = Kayan-Kayan River [xkn], Kayan Busang of Kutai = Kayan-Busang [bfg], Kayan Makaham = Kayan Mahakam [xay], Kayan Mendalam = Mendalam Kayan [xkd], Long Belah = Modang [mxd], Long Glit/Long Gelat/Long Glat = Modang [mxd], Long Way = Modang [mxd], Merap of the Malinau basin related to Modang [mxd], Mengga'ay Long La'ay = Segai [sge], Menggaè Long Lesan = Modang [mxd], Murik, Pua', Punan Kelay/Pnan speak a Modang lg but ethnographically match Punan Aput [pud], Punan Mahkam/Pnan, Punan Segah/Pnan},
  macro_area = {Papunesia},
  src        = {hh}
}