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KETs (Ostyaks)

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MANSI

Nenets

NIVKHI

OROCHI

SAAMI (Lapps)

ULCHI

Khanty

CHUKCHI

EVENS

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ALEUTS

KORYAKS

LOPARI (Sami)

OSTYAKS (Kets)

EVENKI

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DEBTS

NANAYS

Yukaghirs

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SELCUPS

TOFALAR

UDEGE

Eskimos

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ITELMENS

NGANASAN

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NEGIDALS

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