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Fig 1.

Languages with ejective consonants in the PHOIBLE database.

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Languages with uvular consonants in the PHOIBLE database.

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Table 1.

The eleven macroareas used in this study to control for large-scale contact-induced areality.

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Table 2.

Mean and median of altitudes for languages with and without ejectives and uvulars.

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Table 3.

Mean altitude of languages with and without ejectives and uvulars for the eleven macroareas defined for this study and the number of languages in each group.

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Fig 3.

Number of uvular consonants (left) and ejective consonants (right) in the PHOIBLE database as modified for this study.

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Fig 4.

Plots of intra-area and intra-family means for large language families with uvulars against altitude means; lines represent Lowess scatterplot smoothers.

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Fig 5.

Plots of intra-area and intra-family means for large language families with ejectives against altitude means; lines represent Lowess scatterplot smoothers.

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Fig 6.

Presence or absence of ejectives and uvulars in extant Indo-European languages for the PHOIBLE data alone.

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Presence or absence of ejectives and uvulars in extant Indo-European languages for the amended data by means of grammar mining.

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Presence or absence of ejectives and uvulars in extant Sino-Tibetan languages for the PHOIBLE data alone.

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Presence or absence of ejectives and uvulars in extant Sino-Tibetan languages for the amended data by means of grammar mining.

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Fig 10.

Estimated probability of ejectives as inferred by stochastic character mapping in Indo-European for the PHOIBLE data alone.

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Fig 11.

Estimated probability of ejectives as inferred by stochastic character mapping in Indo-European for the amended data by means of grammar mining.

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Fig 12.

Estimated probability of uvulars as inferred by stochastic character mapping in Indo-European for the PHOIBLE data alone.

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Fig 13.

Estimated probability of uvulars as inferred by stochastic character mapping in Indo-European for the amended data by means of grammar mining.

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Estimated probability of ejectives as inferred by stochastic character mapping in Sino-Tibetan for the PHOIBLE data alone.

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Estimated probability of ejectives as inferred by stochastic character mapping in Sino-Tibetan for the amended data by means of grammar mining.

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Estimated probability of uvulars as inferred by stochastic character mapping in Sino-Tibetan for the PHOIBLE data alone.

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Fig 17.

Estimated probability of uvulars as inferred by stochastic character mapping in Sino-Tibetan for the amended data by means of grammar mining.

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