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The 10 pages that link to Isogloss, each with the reason it gives.

• DialectsBroader topic: Bundles of isoglosses can outline regions with distinctive dialect features.

• Dialect continuumRelated: Overlapping isoglosses rarely coincide, so dialect boundaries do not form a single clean line.

• High German consonant shiftRelated: The shift's regional limits are traced through boundaries separating changed and unchanged forms.

• DialectologyRelated: Isoglosses map where a dialect feature changes across space.

• English dialectsRelated: Isoglosses map where particular English dialect features change across regions.

• Phonemic mergerRelated: The geographic edge of a merger can form a dialect boundary.

• Isarithmic mapCompared with: It resembles an isarithm visually, but marks a categorical boundary rather than equal values in a continuous field.

• High German languagesNarrower topic: Isoglosses map the uneven spread of shifted consonants across dialect areas.

• Language geographyBroader topic: Isoglosses turn the distribution of a feature into a visible boundary on a language map.

• LimburgishRelated: Isoglosses help explain why Limburgish classification changes across the region.