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}}The '''Azix''' are the primary larger ethnic group in the area of modern [[Chaska]] and its predecessor state of [[Huilcasonco]]. They tend to be relatively short, | }}The '''Azix''' are the primary larger ethnic group in the area of modern [[Chaska]] and its predecessor state of [[Huilcasonco]]. They tend to be relatively short, with straight black hair and dark eyes, and their skin is bronzed and browned. They are notable for having a number of adaptations to mountain climates, improving their breathing and general circulation, which serves them with great energy down in the tropical lowlands or indeed anywhere near sea level. | ||
The Azix are divided into a number of language families, the most prominent of which is the [[Remana]] family spoken by the [[Ruma]] people. | The Azix are divided into a number of language families, the most prominent of which is the [[Remana]] family spoken by the [[Ruma]] people. | ||
[[category:ethnic groups]][[category:anthropology]] | [[category:ethnic groups]][[category:anthropology]] | ||
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The Azix are the primary larger ethnic group in the area of modern Chaska and its predecessor state of Huilcasonco. They tend to be relatively short, with straight black hair and dark eyes, and their skin is bronzed and browned. They are notable for having a number of adaptations to mountain climates, improving their breathing and general circulation, which serves them with great energy down in the tropical lowlands or indeed anywhere near sea level.
The Azix are divided into a number of language families, the most prominent of which is the Remana family spoken by the Ruma people.