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Anderson, G. D. S. and F. Rau. (2008). Gorum. In G. D. S. Anderson, Ed., TheMunda
languages, 381-433. London and New York: Routledge.
Peterson, J. (2008). Kharia. In G. D. S. Anderson Ed., TheMundalanguages, 434-507.
London and New York: Routledge.
Stampe, D. (1965). Recent Work in Munda Linguistics I. InternationalJournalof
AmericanLinguistics: 332-341.