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Orphaned references in Angan languages
I check pages listed in Category:Pages with incorrect ref formatting to try to fix reference errors. One of the things I do is look for content for orphaned references in wikilinked articles. I have found content for some of Angan languages's orphans, the problem is that I found more than one version. I can't determine which (if any) is correct for this article, so I am asking for a sentient editor to look it over and copy the correct ref content into this article.

Reference named "ngw": From Purari language: New Guinea World, Oro – Wharton Range From Arafundi languages: Usher (2020) New Guinea World, Arafundi River From Nggarna language: NGW From Mailuan languages: New Guinea World, Owen Stanley Range From Yareban languages: New Guinea World, Musa River From Ottilien languages: New Guinea World, Ramu Coast From East Pauwasi languages: NewGuineaWorld From Dani languages: New Guinea World, Balim Valley</li> <li>From Upper Yuat languages: New Guinea World, Upper Yuat River</li> <li>From Lepki–Murkim languages: South Pauwasi River</li> <li>From Anim languages: New Guinea World, Fly River</li> <li>From Greater Awyu languages: New Guinea World</li> <li>From West Bomberai languages: New Guinea World, West Bomberai</li> <li>From Misegian languages: New Guinea World, Ruboni Range</li> <li>From Pauwasi languages: New Guinea World</li> <li>From Goilalan languages: NewGuineaWorld - Wharton Range</li> <li>From Engan languages: New Guinea World, Enga--Southern Highlands</li> <li>From Greater Binanderean languages: New Guinea World – Guhu-Oro</li> <li>From Kwalean languages: New Guinea World, Humene–Uare</li> <li>From Asmat–Kamrau languages: </li> <li>From Abom language: </li> <li>From Kapauri–Sause languages: Kapauri–Sause at New Guinea World</li> <li>From Mek languages: New Guinea World</li> <li>From Kolopom languages: New Guinea World, Kolopom</li> <li>From Gogodala–Suki languages: Usher (2020)</li> <li>From Kamula–Elevala languages: New Guinea World, Digul River – Ok</li> <li>From Bulaka River languages: New Guinea World: Bulaka River</li> <li>From Pahoturi languages: New Guinea World, Paho River</li> <li>From Manubaran languages: New Guinea World, Mount Brown</li> <li>From Paniai Lakes languages: NewGuineaWorld</li> <li>From Kaure–Kosare languages: New Guinea World, Nawa River</li> <li>From Tirio languages: New Guinea World, Lower Fly River</li> <li>From South Pauwasi languages: New Guinea World, South Pauwasi River</li> <li>From Mairasi languages: New Guinea World, Etna Bay</li> <li>From Ataitan languages: New Guinea World, Moam River</li> <li>From Asmat–Mombum languages: New Guinea World, Asmat – Muli Strait</li> <li>From South Bird's Head languages: Usher, Timothy. New Guinea World, North Berau Gulf</li> <li>From Kayagar languages: New Guinea World, Gondu River</li> <li>From Tabo language: </li> <li>From Doso–Turumsa languages: Soari River, New Guinea World</li> <li>From Kiwaian languages: New Guinea World, Kiwai</li> <li>From Tamolan languages: New Guinea World, Guam River</li> </ul>

I apologize if any of the above are effectively identical; I am just a simple computer program, so I can't determine whether minor differences are significant or not. AnomieBOT ⚡ 07:52, 9 April 2020 (UTC)