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The Structure of Signed & Spoken Languages
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  • 1984On Finding That Speech Is Special173 cited
  • 1987The phoneme as a perceptuomotor structure.97 cited
  • 1987Information for vowels in formant transitions65 cited
  • 1987Perceivers as realists, talkers too: Commentary on papers by Strange, Diehl et al., and Rakerd and Verbrugge56 cited

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