State: WA
Source of Name	Names given
Tindale (modified)	Mardu
EAA	* Mardu
SIL	MPJ : MARTU WANGKA
AIATSIS	A.06 Martuwangka; Martuwangka, Western Desert
Other names	* Mardu / (several grps under this name. For more information, look in / alternative names for “Mardu”) / /

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