 Loukotka (1968) illustrates data from "Catuquina" (Wiri-dyapá, of the Jutaí River), "Canamari, Parawa" (Hon-dyapa), "Bendiapa," and "Catauxi" (Catosé, Hewadie, Katawishi, Quatausi).Canamari, Parawa, and Bendiapa (Beñ-Dyapá) may constitute a single language, as may "Tucundiapa" (Mangeroma, Tucano Dyapa).He also notes a "Tawari" (Tauaré, Kadekili-dyapa, Kayarára), and a "Buruá" (Burue, Buruhe), of which nothing has been recorded.