@incollection{472374,
  author         = {Bernard Sellato},
  booktitle      = {Languages in Borneo: Diachronic and Synchronic Perspectives},
  editor         = {Peter W. Martin and Peter G. Sercombe},
  pages          = {11-56},
  publisher      = {Borneo Research Council},
  series         = {Borneo Research Council / Proceedings Series},
  title          = {Social organization, settlement patterns, and ethnolinguistic processes of group formation: The Kenyah and Putuk in East Kalimantan},
  volume         = {8},
  year           = {2009},
  bestfn         = {papua\sellato_kenyah-putuk2009_o.pdf},
  besttxt        = {ptxt2\papua\sellato_kenyah-putuk2009_o.txt},
  citekeys       = {cldf9:303c4b3d3e7760318ac0464ced1db63d},
  fn             = {papua\sellato_kenyah-putuk2009_o.pdf, papua\sellato_kenyah-putuk2009.pdf},
  hhtype         = {overview;comparative},
  inlg           = {English [eng]},
  isreferencedby = {cldf9},
  lgcode         = {Uma' Lasan [xky], Uma' Lung [ulu], Uma Alim = Uma' Lasan [xky], Leppu' Ndang = Kenyah-Mainstream [xkl], Bakung = Kenyah-Mainstream [xkl], Leppu' Ma'ut = Kenyah-Mainstream [xkl], Leppo' Ké, Badeng = Kenyah-Mainstream [xkl], Pua', Nyibun closest to Bakung = Kenyah-Mainstream [xkl], Punan Belalui, Saben = Sa'ban [snv], Lun Bawang [lnd], Pa' Belawit-Berian, Pa' Bawan-Api, Pa' Kerayan, Pa' Padi, Punang Kerayan A, Punang Kerayan B, Pa' Kemaloh = Lun Bawang [lnd], Lengilu' A = Lengilu [lgi], Lengilu' B = Lengilu [lgi], Milau or Ulun Milau probably Punang Kerayan A, Tempu or Tembau who call themselves Tevou are related to the Milau and also lived along the Kerayan River, The Wa' Dalang group perhaps a Kayanic lect related to the Ngorek of the upper Bahau (see Blust 1974) might now be extinct, Paril (Kelabitic) lived on the Belaban River of Kerayan Hulu then split and moved to Kerayan Tengah, Turun (Kelabitic) lived in Kerayan Tengah then moved upriver and mixed with other groups to form my Punang Kerayan B},
  macro_area     = {Papunesia},
  src            = {cldf, hh}
}