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This article -- on the English language version -- is titled "Toconoté" which is a simple transposition of the correct term, "Tonocoté," as seen in the body of the text, the title of the Spanish-language entry for Tonocoté, and in the results of a majority of web searches for the two terms. It should be updated. gabe (talk) 21:15, 28 December 2022 (UTC)Reply
