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Conclusions,In this concluding chapter, we will review the discussion in the previous chapters, focussing on important issues and insights. We will also consider some of the key issues in Nuuchahnulth morphology that remain to be addressed.

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Introduction,en discussed in theses, monographs, conference papers, and journal articles, but there has been no overall presentation of the scope of Nuuchahnulth morphology and of how the various properties discussed in individual analyses might interact.

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Reduplication and Infixation, are numerous patterns involving the combination of these two processes. Furthermore, both processes require rather similar treatment, a topic that will be addressed in detail in Chapter 7 on templatic morphology. We will begin with the larger topic of reduplication, followed by the more restricted patterns of infixation in-Section 5.2.

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n of the complex morphology of the language, based on material gathered when it was more viable than it is now. The description is embedded within a broad-ranging theoretical discussion of interest to all morphologists. It will provide an essential tool for researchers in Nuuchahnulth and related la

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