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Mojeno
Indigenous Group	Mojeno (Also known as: Mojeno, Moxo, Moxos, Mojos, Mojo, Moxeno, Ignaciano, Trinitario)
Location	Bolivia, Beni, Cercado, Moxos, Marban, ballivian, Trinidad, San Javier, San Pedro, Moxos, Loreto, San Andres, San Borja
Estimated Population	76,073 (2003, Amazonia Boliviana)
Environment	Tropical / Forest / Savannah
Lifestyle	Sedentary
Subsistence	Agriculture / Hunter
Level of Assimilation	Fairly Traditional / Assimilated
Language Family	Ignaciano Classification: Arawakan, Maipuran, Southern Maipuran, Bolivia-Parana Alternate Names: Moxo, Moxos, Mojos, Mojo Trinitario Classification: Arawakan, Maipuran, Southern Maipuran, Bolivia-Parana Alternate Names: Moxos, Mojos Dialects: Loreto (Loretano), Javierano
Website URLs	Ethnologue: Langauges of Bolivia Amazonia Boliviana: Moxeno The Beni Biophere Reserve Viceministerio de Cultura Bolivia Use of medicinal plants in the Bolivian Andes and Amazon The effects of Economic development on Neotropical Deforestation Bolivia: Indigenous peoples' forests menaced by oil exploration Major mitochondrial DNA haplotype heterogeneity in highland and lowland Amerindian populations from Bolivia
NGOs	Central de Pueblos Indigenas del Beni TIMI: The Mojeno-Ignaciano Indigenous Territory Organization CPITCO: Coordinadora de Pueblos Indígenas del Tropico de Cochabamba GRAIN World Rainforest Movement Mojeno-Ignaciano Indigenous Territory Organization WWF