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The story of the tapir, other everyday stories (descriptions pending) ; B127
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Ashina, Mabocorihua and some vultures, The moon and sun women (Iba Toledo Alvarez). ; B130
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The vampire's story, Nahuapaxahua ; B128
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The vampire's story: A vampire terrorizes a Chácobo village, until he is one day confronted by the entire community and killed. ; Nahuapaxahua: The saga of the cultural hero Nahuapaxahua. Contains a number of adventures of Nahuapaxahua, with the tapir, the caiman and others. First Nahuapaxahua runs into problems with the all-smelling tapir, who captures his wife. After this he escapes only to find himself trapped between the tapir and a river that he crosses with the help of a crocodile. After this we learn about the jochi people who get his son sick by having him drink chicha made of snot. ; PhD Student ; Chácobo ; Coordinator of the pacahuara institute of language and culture, brother of the head chief of the chacobo and the president of CIRABO (Toro Ortiz). ; Canabo clan. Known as the best teller of traditional myths and legends. ; Gere Ortiz interviews Caco Moran (The story of the vampie, Nahuapaxahua p.1) ; Gere Ortiz interviews Caco Moran (Nahuapaxahua p.2)
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origin myth; origin of human species; Traditional myth
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URL: https://lat1.lis.soas.ac.uk/ds/asv?openpath=MPI1074332%23
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oxë yoxa (Moon woman), coma chani (the stork's story) ; B157
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Elicitation (Swadesh list) ; B25
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Gere Ortiz. - : Adam J.R. Tallman, 2011. : University of Texas at Austin, 2011
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The story of the cutuchi (Caco Moran) ; B19
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Gere Ortiz. - : Adam J.R. Tallman, 2011. : University of Texas at Austin, 2011
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