Revision of alternate names for Mubami

Currently, the ethnologue has the following information:

"Alternate Names: Dausame, Dausuami Mubami, Ta, Tao-Suamato, Tao-Suame." However, after dialoging with a number of Mubami people in several different villages, I can confirm that the Mubami people do not use Tao-Suamato or Tao-Suame. They do not know what these designations refer to but they suspect they are possibly names used by speakers of other languages to refer to them. However, even this usage of Tao-Suamato or Tao-Suame cannot be confirmed. Thus, Tao-Suamato and Tao-Suame should be eliminated from the alternate names list for Mubami. Additionally, I was informed that another name for the Dausami dialect is "Tama'ai." Most commonly, speakers of this dialect are referred to as Dausami, but Tama'ai seems to be another name for it. This dialect originates in Ugu village, the southernmost Mubami village which lies on the Aramia River. According to Mubami speakers in several villages, this dialect of Mubami uses some Gogodala vocabulary and variations on Mubami words.
The revised entry would then be as follows: "Alternate Names: Dausame, Dausuami Mubami, Ta, Tama'ai."