Talk:Gunwinyguan languages

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Ethnologue subdivisions edit

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Just added Dagoman to Gunwinyguan proper. There seems to be a gap btn. the loose subdivisions of Gunwinyguan in the article and the very strict subdiv's by Ethnologue here. Apart from the subdiv's which are disputed (Burarran, Kakadu, and Enindhilyagwa), there are others (such as Gunwinggic), whose status is a bit hard to "assess" (by using the relevant Literature, of course), if one is not based on info by Ethnologue. My point is that there are articles linking to subfam's of Gunwinyguan, that currently don't have an article nor are described in this article (such as Yangmanic). Omnipedian (talk) 06:28, 22 December 2008 (UTC)Reply

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