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Linking the Sino-Tibetan fallen leaves
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AUSTROASIATIC
Auva (Wendong)
Avala
Bolyu
Bugan (Jiuping)
Kuay
Va
AUSTRONESIAN
Inati
HMONG-MIEN
Biao Min (Guanyang)
Hmong (Fengqing)
Kim Mun (Ban Khet)
Kim Mun (Shaba)
Mien (Daping)
Mien (Dingjiapo)
Mien (Lantian)
Mien (Qingxiyuan)
Mien (Shangwujiang)
Mien (Van Ban)
Mo Piu
Na Meo
KRA-DAI
Biao
Buyi (Aboji)
Buyi (Gugan)
Buyi (Jichang)
Buyi (Suode)
Gelao (Dingjiapo)
Hezhang Buyi
Laha (Na Tay)
Nyang
Phuthai
Qabiao
Red Gelao (Bach Dich)
Red Gelao (Hongfeng)
Red Gelao (Houzitian)
Red Gelao (Shajing)
Red Gelao (Tianba)
Saek
Shui (Yiliang)
White Gelao (Judu)
White Gelao (Tianba)
MONDZISH BRANCH
Kathu
Mango
Mauphu
Maza
Meang
Mongphu
Motang
Muangphe
Munji
SINO-TIBETAN
Amu
Bai (Anuo)
Bai (extinct varieties)
Caijia
Guaigun
Hani (Dao San)
Khabi
Ku (Bainitang)
Ku (Shidongmen)
Ku (Wujiazhai)
Laopa
Limi (Tuantian)
Longjia
Luoji
Meuma
Nanjinghua
Nasu (Lanqing)
Nisu (Dao San)
Yi (Kunzhai)
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