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| Central Negroes||Eastern Negroes |- |Bolo|| Pure Nilotics |- |Yako|| Shilluk |- |Tangala|| Nuer |- |Kali|| Dinka |- |Mishi|| Jur (Diur) |- |Doma|| Mittu |- |Mosgu, including—    || Jibbeh |- |  Mandara|| Madi |- |  Margi|| Lendu |- |  Logon|| Alur (Lur) |- |  Gamergu|| Acholi |- |  Keribina|| Lango |- |Yedina|| Abaka |- |Kuri|| Golo |- |  &c. |- |
Nilotics with Affinity
 with Zandeh tribes||Nilotics with affinity
  with Masai |- |  Dor (Bongo)||  Latuka
  Bari |}

BANTU NEGROIDS  

Western	Central	Eastern
Ogowé	Luba-Lunda Group	Lacustrians
Ashira	Ba-Luba, including–	Ba-Nyoro
Ishogo	Ba-Songe	Ba-Toro
Ashango	Wa-Rua	Wa-Siba
Bakalai	Wa-Guha	Wa-Sinja
Nkomi	Katanga	Wa-Kerewe
Orungu	Ba-Shilange (with	Wa-Shashi
Mpongwe	Ba-Kete element)	Wa-Rundi
Oshekiani		Ba-Iro
Benga	Ba-Lunda	Ba-Ganda
Ininga	Probably connected	Ba-Soga
Galao	are–	Ba-Kavirondo,
Apingi	Manyema	including–
Okanda	Ba-Kumu	Awaware
Osaka	Wa-Regga	Awarimi
Aduma	Ba-Rotse, including–	Awakisii
Mbamba	Ma-Mbunda	&c.
Umbete	Ma-Supia
Bule	Ma-Shukulumbwe
Bane	Ba-Tonga	Bantu of Recent
Yaunde	and probably	Immigration
Maka	Va-Lovale
Bomone		Wa-Kikuyu
Kunabembe	Tribes of the Congo	Wa-Kamba
Fang (recent im-	Bend	Wa-Pokomo
migrants from	Ba-Kessu	Wa-Duruma
the Congo	Ba-Tetela	Wa-Digo
group)	Ba-Songo Mino	Wa-Giriama
&c.	Ba-Kuba	Wa-Taita
Ba-Kongo, in-	Ba-Lolo	Wa-Nyatura
cluding–	Ba-Kuti	Wa-Iramba
Mushi-Kongo	Ba-Mbala	Wa-Mbugwe
Mussorongo	Ba-Huana	Wa-Kaguru
Kabinda	Ba-Yaka	Wa-Gogo Wa-Chaga	${\displaystyle {\Bigg \{}}$	possible Masai element
Ka-Kongo	Ba-Pindi
Ba-Vili	Ba-Kwese
Ma-Yumbe	&c.
Ba-Lumbo		Older Bantu
Ba-Sundi	Tribes of the Congo
Ba-Bwende	Bank	Wa-Nyamwezi, in-
Ba-Lali	Wa-Genia	cluding—
Ba-Kunya	Ba-Soko	Wa-Sukuma    Wa-Sumbwa    Wa-Nyanyembe    Wa-Jui    Wa-Kimbu    Wa-Kanongo    Wa-Wende    Wa-Gunda    Wa-Guru    Wa-Galla	${\displaystyle \scriptstyle {\left.{\begin{matrix}\ \\\\\ \\\ \\\ \\\ \\\ \\\ \\\ \\\ \\\ \ \end{matrix}}\right\}\,}}$	Transit- ion to Bantu of Recent Immig- ration
	Ba-Poto
	Mobali
	Mogwandi
	Ba-Ngala ${\displaystyle \scriptstyle {\left\{{\begin{matrix}\ \\\\\ \ \end{matrix}}\right.}}$ connected  with Zan- deh group Ba-Bangi
	Wa-Buma
	Ba-Nunu
	Ba-Loi
	Ba-Teke
	Wa-Pfuru	Wa-Sambara
	Wa-Mbundu	Wa-Seguha
	Wa-Mfumu	Wa-Nguru
	Ba-Nsinik	Wa-Sagara
	Ma-Wumba	Wa-Doe
	Ma-Yakalia	Wa-Khutu
	&c.	Wa-Saramo
		Wa-Hehe
TRANSITIONAL		Wa-Bena
FROM CENTRAL		Wa-Sanga
TO SOUTHERN		Wa-Swahili (with Arab
BANTU		elements)
Amboela		Connected are–
Ganguela		Wa-Kisi
Kioko		Wa-Mpoto	${\displaystyle \scriptstyle {\left.{\begin{matrix}\ \\\\\ \\\ \\\ \\\ \\\ \\\ \\\ \\\ \\\ \\\ \\\ \ \end{matrix}}\right\}\,}}$	Akin to Luba- Lunda group
Minungo		Ba-Tonga
Imbangala		Ba-Tumbuka
Ba-Achinji		Wa-Nyika
Golo		Wa-Nyamwanga
Hollo		A-Mambwe
&c.		Wa-Fipa
Mbunda peoples,		Wa-Rungu
including–		A-Wemba
Bihé		A-Chewa
Dembo		A-Maravi
Mbaka		Ba-Senga
Ngola		Ba-Bisa
Bondo		A-Jawa (Yaos)
Ba-Ngala		Wa-Mwera
Songo		Wa-Gindo
Haku		Ma-Konde
Lubolo		Ma-Wia
Kisama		Ma-Nganja
&c.		Ma-Kua

SOUTHERN BANTU

(South and South-East Africa)

Ba-Nyai	${\displaystyle \scriptstyle {\left.{\begin{matrix}\ \\\\\ \\\ \\\ \ \end{matrix}}\right\}\,}}$	Affinity   with Bech- uana	Ama-Zulu, including–
Ma-Kalanga,			Ama-Swazi
including			Ama-Tonga
Mashona			Matabele
Ba-Ronga			Angoni
Ba-Chuana,			Ma-Gwangwara
including–			Ma-Huhu
Ba-Tlapin			Ma-Viti
Ba-Rolong			Ma-Situ
Ba-Ratlou			Ma-Henge
Ba-Taung			&c.
Ba-Rapulana			Ama-Xosa, including–
Ba-Seleka			Ama-Gcaleka
Ba-Hurutsi			Ama-Hahebe
Ba-Tlaru			Ama-Ngqika
Ba-Mangwato			Ama-Tembu
Ba-Tauana			Ama-Pondo
Ba-Ngwaketse			&c.
Ba-Kuena			Ova-Herero
&c.			Ova-Mpo

HAMITO-BANTU BUSHMEN TRANSITIONAL			BUSHMEN
Hottentots,   including– Namaqua Koranna	${\displaystyle \scriptstyle {\left.{\begin{matrix}\ \\\\\ \\\ \ \end{matrix}}\right\}\,}}$	S. W. Africa

 (T. A. J.)