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. 2021 Dec 16;6(2):163–173. doi: 10.1038/s41559-021-01604-y

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Extended Data Fig. 3 — a) the proportion of languages with observed EGIDS from 6b to 10 at present. b) the predicted proportion of languages with EGIDS from 6b to 10 in 40 years minus the predicted proportion of languages with EGIDS from 6b to 10 at present. c) the predicted proportion of languages with EGIDS from 6b to 10 in 80 years minus the predicted proportion of languages with EGIDS from 6b to 10 in 40 years. The predicted proportion of languages is calculated as the predicted number of languages divided by the total number of languages with distribution in each hex grid, where the predicted number of languages is calculated in the same way as Fig. 7. Dark grey areas have no data for independent variables in the best model for language endangerment level. Language distribution data from WLMS 16 worldgeodatasets.com.