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MORPHOLOGY
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it appears that in phonetics, we have, perhaps more than anywhere else, an instinctive formative culture factor and an organic basis for the unconscious modification of a trait, all of which leads into psychological problems of the very greatest importance to anthropology.


COMPARATIVE MORPHOLOGY

While, as stated above, the structure or morphology of languages has received the most attention, yet when we consider the speech of the New World as a whole, even this


List of Stocks for Fig. 87

1. Alikulufan
2. Allentiacan
3. Andaquian
4. Apolistan
5. Araucanian
6. Arawakan
7. Ardan
8. Atacameñan
9. Aymaran
10. Barbacoan
11. Betoyan
12. Bororan
13. Calchaquian
14. Cañarian
15. Canichanan
16. Carayan
17. Cariban
18. Caririan
19. Cayubaban
20. Changoan
21. Chapacuran
22. Charruan
23. Chavantean
24. Chibchan
25. Chiquitan
26. Chocoan
27. Cholonan
28. Chonoan

29. Coconucan
30. Corabecan
31. Cunan
32. Curucanecan
33. Enimagan
34. Esmeraldan
35. Goyatecan
36. Guahiban
37. Guaraunan
38. Guatoan
39. Guaycuruan
40. Itonaman
41. Itucalean
42. Jivaran
43. Jurian
44. Lecan
45. Lorenzan
46. Lulean
47. Mainan
48. Makuan
49. Matacan
50. Miranhan
51. Mocoan
52. Mosatenan
53. Moviman
54. Muran
55. Ocoronan
56. Onan

57. Otomacan
58. Otuquian
59. Paniquitan
60. Panoan
61. Peban
62. Piaroan
63. Puelchean
64. Puinavian
65. Puquinan
66. Quechuan
67. Salivan
68. Samucan
69. Sanavironan
70. Tacanan
71. Tapuyan
72. Ticunan
73. Timotean
74. Trumaian
75. Tsonekan
76. Tupian
77. Uitotan
78. Uran
79. Yahganan
70. Yaruran
81. Ypurinan
82. Yuncan
83. Yurucarean
84. Zaparan