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Kalapalo
Indigenous Group	Kalapalo (Also known as: Kalapálo, Calapalo, Calapálo)
Location	Brazil , Northeast Mato Grosso, Xingu Indigenous Park , Tanguro, Kunué, Tanguro and Kuluene Indigenous Vigilance Posts
Estimated Population	417 (2002, Instituto Socioambiental)
Environment	Jungle / Riverine
Lifestyle	Sedentary
Subsistence	Fishing / Hunting / Gathering / Handicraft Sales / Agriculture
Level of Assimilation	Traditional
Language and Language Family	Kuikúro-Kalapálo Classification: Carib, Southern, Xingu Basin Alternate names: Kuikuru, Guicurú, Kurkuro, Cuicutl, Kalapalo, Apalakiri, Apalaquiri
Website URLs	Kalapalo: Indigenous Peoples in Brazil Kalapalo: Ceremonial Mask Kalapalo: Man's Crown Headdress (tucunapé) Indigenous Park of the Xingu The Archive of the Indigenous Languages of Latin America (AILLA) Amazonia.Org: Indigenous group occupies hydro power plant in MT that affects holy land Amazonia.Org: Xingu Peoples strengthen their position and the dam to be built on the River Culuene is suspended Ethnologue: Kuikúro-Kalapálo, A Language of Brazil Rainforest Alliance: Xingu Indigenous Park Mapping, Conservation, and Management Xingu Indigenous Territory Association (ATIX)
NGOs	Associação Jakui (Kalapalo) Instituto Socioambiental: Xingu Program Amazônia.Org Rainforest Alliance