English: Map of Oceania showing the regions of Near and Remote Oceania as proposed by Pawley & Green (1973). The distinction is based on biodiversity and geology. Coloured dots represent languages, colored by language family (based on Glottolog 3.0 with some modification). Buffer zones are based on an approximation of overnight voyages, 100 miles. Map created by CartoGIS at the Australian National University, with borders and labels or Near and Remote Oceania added by Skirgård. Map was first published in Skirgård, H. (2020). Multilevel dynamics of language diversity in Oceania. PhD DissertationCanberra: Australian National University.
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