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modified 15 September 2009
some lexicostatistical matrices
vocabulary comparison of Australian languages
- from page 121 of G.N. O'Grady's 'Proto-Ngayarda Phonology', Oceanic Linguistics 5(1966),71-130
- DGN-SEWA-Table2.txt Table
2. 'Percentages of corresponding vocabulary between pairs of 26
south-east Western Australia sources', pp.212-3 in David Nash. 2002.
Historical linguistic geography of south-east Western Australia,
pp.205-30 in Language
in Native Title, ed. by John Henderson & David Nash.
Canberra: AIATSIS Native Title Research Unit, Aboriginal Studies
Press. http://nla.gov.au/anbd.bib-an23297469
- CJones-greaterSydney.nexus.txt
Appendix C. 'Dissimilarity matrix for greater Sydney wordlists', page
486 in Caroline Jones & Shawn Laffan. 2008. Lexical similarity and
endemism in historical wordlists of Australian Aboriginal languages of
the greater Sydney region. Transactions of the Philological Society 106.3,456-486. DOI: 10.1111/j.1467-968X.2008.00209.x
Note: The .txt files
linked above are plain text. The ones with "nexus" in the name are in Nexus file format is used by SplitsTree.
"NEXUS is a de facto standard among researchers who focus on
phylogenetic inference and hypothesis-testing using models of character
evolution." (source) The other text files have TAB characters
separating the matrix columns, so that the matrix can be pasted into a
spreadsheet.
Australian
languages page
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David
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Last modified: 15 September 2009
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