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Hypsiboas crepitans

Known as: Hyla crepitans, rattle-voiced treefrog 
National Institutes of Health

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2008
2008
EGYPTIAN ' AYIN IN VARIATION WITH D
and in the first millennium Aramaic 'Ayin was used to render Eglptian 'Ayin (cf. as an overeiew Satzinger 1997: 27 -29). This is… 
2004
2004
Development of a Gender Difference in Voice Onset Time
This paper investigates the effect of gender on voice onset time distribution at three stages of speech development. Two subject… 
2003
2003
Deep allophones in the Old English laryngeal system
The laryngeal features of Old English fricatives, while fully predictable, nonetheless behave contrastively in the phonology… 
1991
1991
The fractal dimension of fricative speech sounds
The dimension of fricative speech sounds is determined using Hurst's rescaled range analysis. Fricatives are found to be fractal… 
1988
1988
Changes in vocal fundamental frequency at the segmental level: control during voiced fricatives.
In addition to cycle-by-cycle (jitter) and long-term (intonation contour and declination) changes, vocal fundamental frequency… 
1986
1986
Articulation generalization of voiced-voiceless sounds in hearing-impaired children.
Eight hearing-impaired children participated in a study exploring the effect of training (+) or (-) voicing on generalization to… 
1985
1985
The voiced-voiceless distinction and assimilation of voice in Dutch
1985
1985
Perceptual cues to the voiced-voiceless distinction of final fricatives for listeners with impaired or with normal hearing.
Cues to the voicing distinction for final /f,s,v,z/ were assessed for 24 impaired- and 11 normal-hearing listeners. In base-line… 
1984
1984
Consequences of auditory deprivation in animals and humans.
An electron microscopic study of the cerebral cortex of mutant deaf mice (Deol's dn gene) has shown differences in synaptic… 
1979
1979
Aerodynamic interactions associated with voiced-voiceless stop consonants.
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