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78. Wurm, Stephen A. Finder List of Papuan Languages. In: Sebeok, Thomas A., Editor. Current Trends in
Linguistics, Vol. 8, Linguistics in Oceania. The Hague: Mouton & Co. N.V., Publishers; 1971: 1258-1278 +
Foldout Map.
Note: [general NG].
79. Wurm, Stephen A. Introduction to the Proceedings of the Conference: Papuan Linguistics: Past and Future.
Language and Linguistics in Melanesia. 1983; 14(1-2): 5-25.
Note: [general NG].
80. Wurm, Stefan A. Languages, Call. In: Ryan, Peter, General Editor. Encyclopaedia of Papua and New Guinea.
Carlton, Vic: Melbourne University Press in association with The University of Papua and New Guinea; 1972:
617.
Note: [general PNG].
81. Wurm, Stephen A. Language Death and Disappearance: Causes and Circumstances. In: Robins, Robert H.;
Uhlenbeck, Eugenius M., Editors. Endangered Languages. Oxford: Berg Publishers Limited; 1991: 1-18.
Note: [fw: Kiwai; form lit: Buna].
82. Wurm, Stephen A. Language Endangerment in the Insular Greater Pacific Area, and the New Guinea Area in
Particular. In: Pawley, Andrew; Ross, Malcolm; Tryon, Darrell, Editors. The Boy from Bundaberg: Studies
in Melanesian Linguistics in Honour of Tom Dutton. Canberra: Australian National University, Research
School of Pacific and Asian Studies, Pacific Linguistics; 2001: 387-397. (Pacific Linguistics; v. 514).
Note: [from lit: Gapun (Taiap), Kaki Ae (Raepa Tati), Koiari, Koita (Koitabu), Murik, Sare, Yimas, Abu'
(Mountain) Arapesh, Ak, Amto, Anuki (Gabobora), Arawum, Ari, Baguppi, Bepour, Bulgebi, Dorro (Mari),
Duranmin (Suarmin), Faita, Mindiri, Moere, Mosimo, Musan (Musian), Musom, Papi, Rema (Bothar, Tonda),
Samosa, Som, Sumariup, Tair (Dorro d), Uya (Sausi d), Yapunda, Bilakura, Dumun, Kowaki, Mowak, Turaka,
Abaga, Gorovu, Kamasa, Kawacha, Sene, Susuami, Taapa (Wantoat d?), Yarawi (Wantoat d?), Aribwatsa,
Bina, Karami, Laua, Mahigi, Mulaha, Ouma, Yoba, Arguni, Biak, Bedoanas, Damal (Uhunduni d), Demisa,
Erokwanas, Fayu, Isirawa (Saberi), Itik, Kowiai (Koiwai, Kaiwai), Momuna (Somahai), Onin, Ormu, Taikat
(Arso), Wano, Borai, Dou (Doutai, Dou-Fou, Taori, Turu d), Iresim, Kapori, Karas, Keder, Kofei (Barapasi
d), Maremgi (Marengge), Moraori, Sause, Bonerif, Duriankere, Foya, Kayupulau, Kwerisa (Taogwe), Liki
(Sobei d), Mader, Massep, Mor, Tobati, Usku, Yoki, Dusner, Kembra, Saponi, Tandia, Woria, Mapia].
83. Wurm, Stephen. Neu-Guinea-Sprachen. Wiener Völkerkundliche Mitteilungen, N.F.. 1962; 5: 73-76.
Note: [fw 1958: Gadsup, Auyana, Awa, Tairora, Gende, Siane, Gahuka, Kamano, Fore, Chimbu, Chuave,
Hagen, Wahgi, Gimi, Wiru, Benabena, Yabiyufa, Ipili, Yagaria, Keigana, Enga, Huli, Pole, Gandji, Karam,
Kutubu (Foi), Mikaru, Pavaia, Atsera, Wantakia, Simbari, Menyamya, Kewa [Hewa], Fasu, Kaibu].
84. Wurm, Stephen A., Editor. New Guinea and Neighboring Areas: A Sociolinguistic Laboratory. The Hague:
Mouton Publishers; 1979. viii, 289 pp. (Contributions to the Sociology of Language; v. 24).
85. Wurm, Stefan. Notes on Structural Affinities of Non- Melanesian (Papuan) Languages. In: Haekel, J.; Hohenwart-
Gerlachstein, A.; Slawik, A., Editors. Die Wiener Schule der Völkerkunde: Festschrift. Wien, Institut für
Völkerkunde der Universität Wien, Verlag Ferdinand Berger, Horn. 1956: 467-472.
Note: [general NG].
86. Wurm, Stephen. On Fieldwork in Papua New Guinea with Bert Voorhoeve in 1966. In: Baak, Connie; Bakker,
Mary; Meij, Dick van der, Editors. Tales from a Concave World: Liber Amicorum Bert Voorhoeve. Leiden:
Leiden University, Department of Languages and Cultures of South-East Asia and Oceania, Projects Division;
1995: 34-39.
Note: [fw: Nomad R Beami].
87. Wurm, Stefan. P. Drabbe's Study on the Languages of South- West New Guinea. Anthropos. 1954; 49: 299-304.
Note: [from lit: Moraori, Jey, Kanum, Jaqaj, Mbian Marind, Boazi, Marind-Gawir, Kati].