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Minor Sonoran is a term I use to refer to the branch of Southern Uto-Aztecan that includes all the Southern-Uto-Aztecan languages except Tepiman. | Minor Sonoran is a term I use to refer to the branch of Southern Uto-Aztecan that includes all the Southern-Uto-Aztecan languages except Tepiman. | ||
It differs from the grouping traditionally called "Sonoran" (e.g. by Kroeber (???), Lionnet | It differs from the grouping traditionally called "Sonoran" (e.g. by Kroeber (???), [[Lionnet, André. 1985. Relaciones internas de la rama sonorense. Amerindia. 27-57.|Lionnet 1985), in that the latter is in fact an areal grouping, that includes all the Uto-Aztecan branches represented in the Mexican state of Sonora: Tepiman, Cahitan, and Tara-Guarijío-Ópata and Tubar. It also differes from what I call [[Sonoran languages: Cahitan, Tara-guarijío, Ópatan and Tubar|Sonoran languages]], which are only those subgroups of the Minor Sonoran branch, that are actually spoken in the state of Sonora, i.e. Cahitan, Taragiarijío, Ópatan and Tubar. | ||
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Minor Sonoran is a term I use to refer to the branch of Southern Uto-Aztecan that includes all the Southern-Uto-Aztecan languages except Tepiman.
It differs from the grouping traditionally called "Sonoran" (e.g. by Kroeber (???), [[Lionnet, André. 1985. Relaciones internas de la rama sonorense. Amerindia. 27-57.|Lionnet 1985), in that the latter is in fact an areal grouping, that includes all the Uto-Aztecan branches represented in the Mexican state of Sonora: Tepiman, Cahitan, and Tara-Guarijío-Ópata and Tubar. It also differes from what I call Sonoran languages, which are only those subgroups of the Minor Sonoran branch, that are actually spoken in the state of Sonora, i.e. Cahitan, Taragiarijío, Ópatan and Tubar.