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Fig 1.

Map indicating the approximate geographical location of the 54 Austronesian languages considered in our analyses.

Source: ww.naturalearthdata.com.

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Table 1.

Predictor variables used in our analyses.

All predictors were taken from the Pulotu dataset [82]. In addition to the specified transformations, all predictors were standardised (we subtracted their means and divided the result by their standard deviation).

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Fig 2.

Entire posterior distribution of the full models predicting the number of word gains (left), the number of word losses (centre) and the overall lexical turnover (word gains + word losses).

The thick line represents the median parameter estimate and the shaded region the 90% Highest Posterior Density Interval (HPDI) that reveals the narrowest interval containing the specified probability mass from 24,000 samples from the posterior distribution.

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