Abstract
Based on material for the Slavic Linguistic Atlas, Slovenian Linguistic Atlas, and Croatian Linguistic Atlas, and on other printed material and available field studies, three phenomena in Croatian and Slovenian organic dialects have been mapped. The results are analyzed and commented on, showing what unites the systems studied, what divides them, and where the isoglosses run.
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