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... called the neocortex , and the anterior commissure connects the paired olfactory regions called the archipallium . Penfield and Rasmussen ( 1950 ) cite literature to the effect that the transcortical association fibers are less ...
... called the neocortex , and the anterior commissure connects the paired olfactory regions called the archipallium . Penfield and Rasmussen ( 1950 ) cite literature to the effect that the transcortical association fibers are less ...
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... called compact bone and an internal , more porous material called spongy or cancellous bone . The proportion of each type varies in dif- ferent bones and in different regions of the same bone . The shafts of long bones are composed ...
... called compact bone and an internal , more porous material called spongy or cancellous bone . The proportion of each type varies in dif- ferent bones and in different regions of the same bone . The shafts of long bones are composed ...
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... called an unvoiced bilabial plosive , or stop . The release , or explosion , follows the increase in oral air pressure , or implosion . The P sound could also be described by stating that the exhaled air is stopped completely . This ...
... called an unvoiced bilabial plosive , or stop . The release , or explosion , follows the increase in oral air pressure , or implosion . The P sound could also be described by stating that the exhaled air is stopped completely . This ...
Contents
Preface 1 A Survey of the Speech Mechanism | 1 |
Nervous Regulation of Speech | 4 |
Autonomic and Endocrine Regulators of Speech | 46 |
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