Out-of-Taiwan model
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The Out-of-Taiwan model is a widely discussed migration theory proposing that Austronesian-speaking peoples, including Proto-Malay groups, originated in Taiwan and dispersed southward through the Philippines into Island Southeast Asia and beyond.
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| Label | Occurrences |
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| Out-of-Taiwan model canonical | 1 |
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