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Yanomamo Indian Language (Guaica, Kobali)
Yanomamo is a Yanomam language of South America.
Yanomamo is spoken by around
18,000 people in Venezuela and Brazil.
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Tribes and Languages of Brazil: 
Northwestern Brazil Language Map Northeastern Brazil:
Maps showing the areas in Brazil where Yanomami and Yanomamo are spoken.
La Lengua Yanomamo:
Yanomamo language information including linguistic maps of South America. Page in Spanish.
Ethnologue: Yanomamö:
Demographic information on the Yanomamo language.
Yanomamö Language Tree:
Theories about Yanomamo's language relationships compiled by Linguist List.
Human Rights: Yanomamo:
Translation of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights into Yanomamo.
The Yanomami Tribe:
Online ethnography of the Yanomamis of Brazil.
Yanaomamo Gender Roles:
Yanomamo Indian gender, sex, and childbearing traditions.
Yanomamo Tribe:
Information on Yanomamo history and culture.
Tribes of Northeastern Brazil:
Map showing where the Yanomam people live in Brazil.
Indigenous Rights: The Yanomami:
Article on the history and political situation of the Yanomami tribe.
The Yanomami People:
Article on Yanomami culture including photographs.
Yanomami: The Fierce People:
Illustrated article on the culture and traditions of the Yanomami Indian tribe.
Amazonian tribe study shows how bacteria is changing Our Modern Lifestyle May Be Destroying Microbiome Diversity:
Studies on the health and lifestyle of the Yanomami and Guahibo tribes.
Los Yanomami Pueblo Yanomamo:
Information on the Yanomamo tribe in Spanish.
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