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Figure 5. Phylogenetic network for Atlantic Englishes and English based on structures only

Figure 5 Phylogenetic network for Atlantic Englishes and English based on structures only

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Figure 2. Phylogenetic network for Atlantic Englishes based on structure only (Bakker et al. 2011: 19)
Figure 2. Phylogenetic network for Atlantic Englishes based on structure only (Bakker et al. 2011: 19)
Figure 4. Phylogenetic network for Atlantic Englishes and English based on forms only.
Figure 4. Phylogenetic network for Atlantic Englishes and English based on forms only.
Figure 6. NeighborNet method for forms and structures combined.
Figure 6. NeighborNet method for forms and structures combined.
Table 1. CCS features applied to Vietnamese.
Table 1. CCS features applied to Vietnamese.
Figure 7. 18 Creoles and 12 non-Creole languages in a network (Bakker et al. 2011: 32
Figure 7. 18 Creoles and 12 non-Creole languages in a network (Bakker et al. 2011: 32
Table 3. Classification of Creole languages and the number of CCS and Creole features (Bakker et al. 2011: 22)
Table 3. Classification of Creole languages and the number of CCS and Creole features (Bakker et al. 2011: 22)
Table 6. CCS features and Creole features in a narrow sense
Table 6. CCS features and Creole features in a narrow sense
Table 8. Non-Creole languages analysed by CCS features
Table 8. Non-Creole languages analysed by CCS features
Figure 8. Phylogenetic network for 7 non-Creoles and 18 Creoles
Figure 8. Phylogenetic network for 7 non-Creoles and 18 Creoles
Figure 9. Phylogenetic network for 17 non-Creoles and 18 Creoles
Figure 9. Phylogenetic network for 17 non-Creoles and 18 Creoles
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