@book{77928,
  address    = {Port Moresby},
  author     = {Glendon A. Lean},
  note       = {Draft Edition},
  publisher  = {Papua New Guinea University of Technology},
  series     = {Counting Systems of Papua New Guinea},
  title      = {Milne Bay Province},
  volume     = {6},
  year       = {1986},
  hhtype     = {overview;minimal},
  lgcode     = {Maiwa [mti], Jimajima = Dima [jma], Gwedena = Umanakaina [gdn], Ginuman [gnm], Sona = Kanasi [soq], Doga [dgg], Anuki [aui], Mukawa = Are [mwc], Gapapaiwa, Boianaki = Ghayavi [bmk], Dawana, Igora = Kakabai [kqf], Wedau [wed], Taupota, Bohutu = Buhutu [bxh], Suau, Wagawaga [wgb], Kehelala = Tawala [tbo], Tubetube [tte], Wataluma = Kaninuwa [wat], Iduna, Bwaidoka [bwd], Kalokalo [klx], Yamalele, Dobu [dob], Bunama [bdd], Kurada = Auhelawa [kud], Kilivila [kij], Muyuw [myw], Budibud [btp], Misima (St Aignan) [mpx], Nimowa = Nimoa [nmw], Sud-Est [tgo], Yele [yle] (= all Milne Bay Province languages as of Wurm-Hattori 1981 except Mapena, Turaka, Garuwahi, Diodio, Kukuya, Fagululu, Bosilewa, Gumasi, Galeya, Molima, Sewa Bay, Duau, Mwatebu).},
  macro_area = {Papunesia},
  src        = {hh}
}