本特森(John D. Bengtson)把巴斯克語、高加索語及布魯夏斯基語組合成為大高加索語系(Macro-Caucasian family)[13]。本特森并未对大高加索语系之外的德內-高加索語系分支画出详细的谱系树,而是将这些分支暂时直接放在德內-高加索語系之下,因为他认为目前对这些分支的研究尚不成熟。本特森也留意到蘇美爾語在地理上與其西支及東支分享着相同的等語線[8][14]。
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