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Turvey & Pettorelli [[1][1]] present a fascinating study exploring links between biological and linguistic diversity across New Guinea. With the world's highest linguistic diversity (around 900 languages, an average of one language per 1000 km2 [[2][2]]), as well as the high biodiversity

Links between language diversity and species richness can be confounded by spatial autocorrelation