Panare is spoken in Bolivar state, Venezuela.
Cauty's description of this language is problematical in
several respects. Phonetic syllable-final fricatives are
treated as allophones of glottal stop since they alternate
with ? but it is not clear whether ? is the product of
neutralization or if the fricative quality can be
predicted from other environmental features. Nasalized
vowels vary with syllables with a final nasal.

Cauty, A. 1974. Los sistemas fonologicos y silabicos de la
lengua Panare. Revista Colombiana de Antropologia 17:
251-254.

Cauty, A. 1974. Un criterio de decision sobre la presencia
de la oclusiva glotal en el idioma Panare. Revista
Colombiana de Antropologia 17: 255-258.

Cauty, A. 1978. An approach to the phonological and
syllabic systems of the Panare language. Summer Institute
in Linguistics, Amerindia Series 3: 85-103.