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Chapter 1 I NTRODUCT I ON 1. Genera I 2. The Yuulngu languages 3. The prefixing I~nguages 4. The connection between the Yuulngu and prefixing languages 5. Geographical relationships 6. Demcgraphy and intermarriage 7. Aims of this study Chapter 2 PHONOLOGY 1. Prel iminaries 2. Lexical diffusion 3. Ngandi and Ritharngu 4. Nunggubuyu and Warndarang: stops 5. Nunggubuyu

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