Amanaye
| Amondawa
| Arawete
| Asurini do Tocantins
| Asurini do Xingu
| Bakairi
| Banawa
Yafi | Barasana
| Bare
| Bororo
| Camba
| Canela
| Chiquitano
| Cinta
Larga | Erigpaktsa
| Fulni-o
| Guarani
| Guarani Kaiowa | Guarani Mbya | Guarani Nandeva | Jamamadi
| Kadiweu
| Kaiabi
| Kalapalo
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Kamayura
| Kantarure
| Kapinawa
| Karaja
| Karapana
| Karapoto
| Kariri
Xoco | Karitiana
| Kayapo
| Kraho
| Krenak
| Kwaza
| Maku Dow
| Maku Hupda
| Maku Nedeb
| Maku Yuhupde
| Matses
| Surui
| Tapayuna
| Tupiniquim
| Yaminawa
| Yanomami
| Zoro
| Karapana |
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| Indigenous Group |
Karapana (Also known as: Karapanã, Carapanã, Muteamasa, Ukopinõpõna) |
| Location |
Brazil, Amazonas |
| Estimated Population |
42 (2001, Instituto Socioambiental) |
| Environment |
Rainforest |
| Lifestyle |
Sedentary |
| Subsistence |
Agriculture |
| Level of Assimilation |
Fairly Traditional |
| Language Family |
Karapanã
Classification: Tucanoan, Eastern Tucanoan, Central, Tatuyo
Alternate names: Carapana, Carapanã, Mextã |
| Website URLs |
Peoples of Northwest Amazon
Ethnologue: Karapanã, A Language of Columbia
Brazilian Education Ministry, Indigenous Education
Multilingualism is the Northwest Amazon, Revisited
The Field Museum: Brazil Collection, Karapana
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| NGOs |
Organizations based in São Gabriel da Cachoeira
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