@article{152337,
  address    = {Lima},
  author     = {Luis M. Uriarte},
  journal    = {Amazonía Peruana},
  number     = {1},
  pages      = {9-58},
  title      = {Poblaciones Nativas de la Amazonía Peruana},
  volume     = {1},
  year       = {1976},
  bestfn     = {south_america\uriarte_amazonia-peruana1976_o.pdf},
  besttxt    = {ptxt\south_america\uriarte_amazonia-peruana1976.txt},
  fn         = {south_america\uriarte_amazonia-peruana1976_o.pdf, south_america\uriarte_amazonia-peruana1976.pdf},
  hhtype     = {overview;comparative},
  inlg       = {Spanish [spa]},
  lgcode     = {Achual, Aguaruna, Amahuaca = Amahuaca [amc], Amarakaeri [amr], Amuesha = Amuesha [ame], Andoa [anb], Arabela [arl], Arasaeri y Pukirieri, Balsafuertino, Bora, Cacataibo, Candoshi-Murato, Candoshi-Shapra, Ashaninka, Gran Pajonalino, Nomatiguenga, Capanahua, Capishto (Grillo), Cashibo, Cashinaua, Cocama, Cocamilla, Conibo, Culina, Chamicuro [ccc], Chaninanhua, Chayahuita, Esa'exa, Huambisa o Shuar, Iñapari, Iquito [iqu], Iskobakebu (Isconahua), Jeberino, Jivaro, Kisambaeri, Koto (Orejon), Machiguenga, Marinahua, Marubo, Mastanahua (Mastinahua) uncontacted group who speak a language intelligible to Sharanahua [mcd], Matses, Mayo-Pisagua = Pisabo [pig], Ocaina-Andoque, Omagua [omg], Piro y Piro-Manchineri, Quechua-Alama, Quechua-Inga, Quechua-Lamisto, Quichua-Canelo = Quichua-Northern Pastaza [qvz], Quichua-Maca, Quichua-Yumbo, Quichua-Santarrosino, Sapiteri = Huachipaeri [hug], Secoya-Angotere, Secoya-Pioje, Sharanahua, Shipibo, Ticuna, Toyoeri, Urarina, (Shimacu o Cimarrón), Wachipaeri, Witoto-Muinane = Nüpode Huitoto [hux], Witoto-Murui, Yagua, Yaminahua, Zaparo, Remo},
  macro_area = {South America},
  src        = {fabreall2009ann, hh}
}