Siona — may refer to: * Siona, a genus of Geometer moth * The Siona people of the Ecuadorian Amazon * Siona Atreides, a fictional character in Frank Herbert s Dune universe … Wikipedia
Secoya people — The Secoya people (also known as Angotero, Encabellao) are an indigenous ethnic group living in the Ecuadorian Amazon or The Oriente region of Ecuador (est. population 297 (1987 Vickers)), and in Peru (est. population 144 (1982 SIL)). They speak… … Wikipedia
Tetete people — The Tetete were an indigenous ethnic group in the Ecuadorian Amazon or Oriente. Their homeland was to the north and west of the Siona people and the Secoya people, whose language is closely related to their Tetete language. It became the site of… … Wikipedia
Cofán people — Cofán Total population 1,500 1,600 (2000 est.) 2,100 (2010 est.) Regions with significant populations … Wikipedia
Huaorani — ethnic group group=Huaorani puic| poptime=approx. 2,500 (various post 2001 est.) popplace=Waorani settlements: approx. 4,000, Nomadic uncontacted Tagaeri, Taromenane, Huiñatare, and Oñamenane: approx. 250, rels=Animist, Christian langs=Wao Tiriro … Wikipedia
Cofán language — Cofán A ingae Spoken in Ecuador, Colombia Region Oriente or Ecuadorian Amazon Ethnicity Cofán people … Wikipedia
Leto Atreides II — Dune character box name = Leto Atreides II caption = James McAvoy as Leto II in the Children of Dune minseries (2003) alias = gender = Male born = 10,207 AG died = 13,725 AG occupation = God Emperor spouse = parent(s) = Paul Atreides and Chani… … Wikipedia
House Atreides — For the novel of the same name, see Dune: House Atreides. Soldiers of House Atreides, preceded by the Atreides banner. House Atreides (pronounced /əˈtreɪdiːz/[1]) is a fictional noble family from t … Wikipedia
God Emperor of Dune — See God emperor for the general concept. God Emperor of Dune … Wikipedia
Indigenous peoples in Ecuador — Infobox Ethnic group group =Indigenous peoples in Ecuador popplace = Ecuador;Mainly: Sierra (Andean highlands) and Oriente (Eastern) poptime=3.4 million 25% of Ecuador s population langs = Kichwa, Spanish language, Achuar Shiwiar, Cha’palaachi,… … Wikipedia
