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Timothy Usher, Santa Fe Institute

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The Keram River family consists of five languages spoken to either side of the Keram river, a tributary of the Sepik, east of the Yuat river and west of the Ramu river in Papua New Guinea&#039;s East Sepik province (q.v. ….). Its nearest relative is the Ramu River family immediately to the east.</description>
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