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Kaiabi
Indigenous Group	Kayabí (Also known as Caiabi, Kayabi, Kayabí)
Location	Brazil, South Pará, North Mato Grosso, Xingu Indigenous Park
Estimated Population	1000 (1999, Instituto Socioambiental)
Environment	Rainforest
Lifestyle	Sedentary
Subsistence	Agriculture / Fishing / Handicraft Sales
Level of Assimilation	Fairly Traditional
Language Family	Kayabí Classification: Tupi, Tupi-Guarani, Subgroup V Alternate names: Kajabí, Caiabi, Parua, Maquiri
Website URLs	Kaiabi: Indigenous Peoples in Brazil Ethnologue: Kaiabi, A Language of Brazil Kaiabi living habitat: The Xingu Indian Park Kaiabi vocabulary Autobiographical narratives of the Kayabi people Language Map of Brazil Origins, from which do they come? Indigenous Park of the Xingu - Kaiabi Soy plantation invades Xingu Park The Assembly of Indian Chiefs
NGOs	Action for Biodiversity Native Web: Resources for Indigenous Cultures Operation Native Amazon Xingú Indigenous Land Association (ATIX)