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English: Former distribution of hypothetical and attested Indo-Iranian dialects on the Natural Earth 1 shaded relief map with key on the left.
Note: Partial shading denotes another unrelated language being spoken in the area either bilingually or in separated communities, or rather simply the possibility of the presence of an Indo-Iranian language in that area. Para-Indo-Iranian may or may not have existed at all, hence the question mark at the end of the label, although genetic and material evidence highly suggest that it did exist, even if spoken solely by a bilingual population. |
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| current | 20:33, 17 January 2023 | | 2,243 × 1,549 (3.97 MB) | AQUILIBRION | Considered Saka component of Xiongnu and presence of Saka genes in western Mongolia, Issedones in Dzungarian basin possibly Indo-Iranian or Tocharian; Mittani-Aryan possibly Indo-Aryan not Para-Indo-Iranian; Decreased range of Para-Indo-Iranian speakers in Volga-Oka interfleuve as it was most likely populated by Balts, not Aryans, in a linguistic gradient/continuum, prior to Uralic migration |
| 20:05, 15 January 2023 |  | 2,243 × 1,549 (2.17 MB) | AQUILIBRION | {{font color|blue|Changed map to white for increased clarity}} | |
| 19:27, 15 January 2023 |  | 2,243 × 1,549 (5.58 MB) | AQUILIBRION | Uploaded own work with UploadWizard |
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