Fig. 5: NeighborNet plot by language.
From: Quantitative similarities between the banjo and a diverse collection of West African lutes
NeighborNet of instruments, labeled by language group (Saharan-Songhai language groups and Berber-Semitic language groups each combined for plotting clarity). Instrument labels as coded into taxon-character matrix: (1) banjo, (2) bappe, (3) bunchundo, (4) busunde, (5) diassare, (6) duru, (7) ekonting, (8) gambare, (9) garaya1, (10) garaya2, (11) gesere, (12) gullum, (13) gulum, (14) gurmi, (15) gurumi1, (16) gurumi2, (17) gurumi3, (18) gurumi4, (19) gzopoli, (20) jurkel1, (21) jurkel2, (22) juru_kelenni, (23) kaburu, (24) kakanza, (25) kambre, (26) keleli, (27) kerona, (28) keronaru, (29) kisinta, (30) kola_lemme, (31) kologo, (32) komo, (33) kona, (34) konde, (35) koni1, (36) koni2, (37) konou, (38) kontingo, (39) kook, (40) kuban, (41) kubru, (42) kusunde, (43) kwamsa, (44) molo1, (45) molo2, (46) molo3, (47) molo4, (48) molo5, (49) moolooru, (50) n_dere, (51) n_goni, (52) n_goni_ba, (53) n_goni_micin, (54) n_jurkel, (55) ngulan, (56) nopata, (57) teharden, (58) tidinit, (59) xalam, (60) xalam_gesere, (61) yakandi, and (62) yomshi.
