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10 Note also that the Papuan data and the Oceanic data are the result of very different historical processes , and the phylogenies inferred from these data thus cannot easily be compared within a phylogenetic framework .
10 Note also that the Papuan data and the Oceanic data are the result of very different historical processes , and the phylogenies inferred from these data thus cannot easily be compared within a phylogenetic framework .
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In our case , we combined structural data from Papuan and Oceanic languages , and ran thirty independent Structure analyses for each value of K ( = number of populations ) from 2 until 12. Figure 12 is a box - and - whisker plot showing ...
In our case , we combined structural data from Papuan and Oceanic languages , and ran thirty independent Structure analyses for each value of K ( = number of populations ) from 2 until 12. Figure 12 is a box - and - whisker plot showing ...
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Data presented here and elsewhere ( e.g. Reesink 2005a , Terrill 2003 ) have shown that lateral exchange of linguistic features between Oceanic and Papuan languages has taken place during the last three millennia .
Data presented here and elsewhere ( e.g. Reesink 2005a , Terrill 2003 ) have shown that lateral exchange of linguistic features between Oceanic and Papuan languages has taken place during the last three millennia .
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