On the plain ahead, it joins an ancient trail system that once reached for hundreds of miles into northern and western Brazil.

It is found in far western Brazil and southeastern Peru.

The regions with the most speakers are northern and western Brazil, where there is a larger concentration of native people.

It was described by Monné in 1988, and is known from western Brazil.

During the colonial period Paraguay covered much of northern Argentina and western Brazil.

It was also at one time spoken in western Brazil.

During this time he opened up new territory, and was in contact with the warlike Bororo tribe of western Brazil.

In 1982, miners cleared a large tract of forest in western Brazil.

The 500-mile highway, which would link existing road systems in western Brazil and neighboring Peru, is still only a plan.

It contains either one or two species of plants that are found in western Brazil.