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  • Río de la Plata system and its drainage network
    Río de la Plata
    / The people of the Río de la Plata

    …like the Bororo, Tereno, and Bacairi, constitute minorities who have adopted some aspects of Christianity and Brazilian culture but who also have retained separate tribal identities and live on the fringe of the region. A significant element in the population of the Alto Paraná region of Brazil consists of descendents…

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    …like the Bororo, Tereno, and Bacairi, constitute minorities who have adopted some aspects of Christianity and Brazilian culture but who also have retained separate tribal identities and live on the fringe of the region. A significant element in the population of the Alto Paraná region of Brazil consists of descendents…

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