Ethnology--Taiwan
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Names and connections
- Narrower: Amis (Taiwan people)
- Narrower: Atayal (Taiwan people)
- Narrower: Bunun (Taiwan people)
- Narrower: Hla'alua (Taiwan people)
- Narrower: Kanakanavu (Taiwan people)
- Narrower: Kavalan (Taiwan people)
- Narrower: Ketagalan (Taiwan people)
- Narrower: Paiwan (Taiwan people)
- Narrower: Pazeh (Taiwan people)
- Narrower: Puyuma (Taiwan people)
- Narrower: Rukai (Taiwan people)
- Narrower: Saisiyat (Taiwan people)
- Narrower: Sakizaya (Taiwan people)
- Narrower: Siraya (Taiwan people)
- Narrower: Taiwan aborigines
- Narrower: Taiwanese
- Narrower: Taokas (Taiwan people)
- Narrower: Thao (Taiwan people)
- Narrower: Truku (Taiwan people)
- Narrower: Tsou (Taiwan people)
- Narrower: Yami (Taiwan people)
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Numeric address and provenance
Morton address: 864695802520535616 · morton4x16-v1
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