Palabras clave
Lingüística histórica
Filogenética
Territorio de protolengua.
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La cuestión de dónde fue hablado el proto-tupí-guaraní (PTG) ha sido un punto de debate considerable. Se han propuesto puntos de origen en el noreste y en el suroeste amazónicos, sustentados mayormente a través de evidencia arqueológica y de clasificaciones lingüísticas. En este artículo demostramos que la aplicación de la teoría de migración lingüística a una reciente clasificación filogenética de la familia tupí-guaraní favorece la hipótesis de un punto de origen amazónico nororiental.
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