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Volume 78, January 2020

Research Articles

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Arne Lohmann, Erin Conwell:
Phonetic effects of grammatical category: How category-specific prosodic phrasing and lexical frequency impact the duration of nouns and verbs.
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Heather Kabakoff, Gretchen Go, Susannah V. Levi:
Training a non-native vowel contrast with a distributional learning paradigm results in improved perception and production.
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Marija Tabain, Richard Beare:
An articulatory study of the alveolar versus retroflex contrast in pre- and post-stress position in Arrernte.

Special Issue: Integrating phonetics and phonology in the study of linguistic prominence (inPro)

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Rachel Smith, Tamara Rathcke:
Dialectal phonology constrains the phonetics of prominence.

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