Editing Nilo-Saharan languages (section)

===Greenberg 1963===
[[File:Lenguas nilo-saharianas.PNG|thumb|upright=2|The branches of the Nilo-Saharan languages]]
[[Joseph Greenberg]], in ''[[The Languages of Africa]]'', set up the family with the following branches. The Chari–Nile core are the connections that had been suggested by previous researchers.

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{{clade
|label1=Nilo-Saharan
|1={{clade
|1=[[Koman languages|Koman]] (including Gumuz)
|3=[[Saharan languages|Saharan]]
|4=[[Songhay languages|Songhay]]
|5=[[Fur languages|Fur]]
|6=[[Maban languages|Maban]]
|label7=Chari–Nile
|7={{clade
|1=[[Central Sudanic languages|Central Sudanic]]
|2=[[Kunama languages|Kunama]]
|3=[[Berta languages|Berta]]
|4=[[Eastern Sudanic languages|Eastern Sudanic]] (including [[Kuliak languages|Kuliak]], [[Nubian languages|Nubian]] and [[Nilotic languages|Nilotic]])
}}
}}
}}
[[Gumuz languages|Gumuz]] was not recognized as distinct from neighbouring Koman; it was separated out (forming "Komuz") by Bender (1989).