The closer that languages are to each other on a language tree, the more likely they are to be

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The closer that languages are to each other on a language tree, the more likely they are to be

The closer that languages are to each other on a language tree, the more likely they are to be
A) mutually intelligible.
B) proto-languages.
C) fusion languages
D) lingua francas.
E) small languages.

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Human Geography: Places and Regions in Global Context

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Authors: Knox, Marston

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