@article{73115,
  author       = {Herbert S. Landar},
  journal      = {International Journal of American Linguistics},
  number       = {4},
  pages        = {289-301},
  title        = {The Rogue River Athapaskan Vocabularies},
  volume       = {43},
  year         = {1977},
  anlanote     = {Three Rogue River Athapaskan vocabulariesTranscriptions of Tututni and Galice vocabularies tape-recorded by Swadesh in 1953, and Tututni or Chasta Costafrom Harrington 1942 and 1939a (copies from Jacobs 1930),followed by 154 comparisons with Northern Athabascan languages and Tlingit in support of Sapir's and especially Harrington's theories of these relationshipsca.10},
  anlclanguage = {Comparative Athabaskan Galice Tlingit},
  anlctype     = {comparative},
  bestfn       = {north_america\landar_rogue-river1977_o.pdf},
  besttxt      = {ptxt2\north_america\landar_rogue-river1977.txt},
  cfn          = {north_america\landar_rogue-river1977.pdf},
  citation     = {IJAL 43: 289-301. 1977},
  delivered    = {north_america\landar_rogue-river1977.pdf},
  file         = {CA965Ln1977.pdf},
  fn           = {north_america\landar_rogue-river1977.pdf, north_america\landar_rogue-river1977_o.pdf},
  format       = {Text},
  hhtype       = {wordlist},
  inlg         = {English [eng]},
  lgcode       = {Rogue River Tututni [tuu], Miik'unúu^w Dənii, Galice Creek Athapaskan [gce]},
  macro_area   = {North America},
  src          = {anla, hh, zurich}
}