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... nasal floor , separates the stomodeum into nasal and oral chambers . Where the maxillary and lateral nasal processes fuse on each side , a nasolacrimal groove is seen . This later becomes a nasolacrimal , or tear , duct . It drains ...
... nasal floor , separates the stomodeum into nasal and oral chambers . Where the maxillary and lateral nasal processes fuse on each side , a nasolacrimal groove is seen . This later becomes a nasolacrimal , or tear , duct . It drains ...
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... nasal structures , combined it with an electric analog of the vocal tract , synthesized nasal vowels , and observed the activities of the acoustic systems . Coupling the nasal cavity to the vocal tract during vowel production produced a ...
... nasal structures , combined it with an electric analog of the vocal tract , synthesized nasal vowels , and observed the activities of the acoustic systems . Coupling the nasal cavity to the vocal tract during vowel production produced a ...
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... nasal resonance may occur in all voiced sounds , so that the difference between the normal and the abnormal is one of degree rather than kind ( Sokoloff , 1966 ) . There is , for example , an assimilation nasality , where nasal emission ...
... nasal resonance may occur in all voiced sounds , so that the difference between the normal and the abnormal is one of degree rather than kind ( Sokoloff , 1966 ) . There is , for example , an assimilation nasality , where nasal emission ...
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Anatomic Concepts and Bodily Organization 29 | 2-19 |
Neural Regulation of Speech 61 | 21 |
Autonomic and Endocrine Regulators of Speech 133 | 93 |
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