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Developmental shift in the discrimination of vowel contrasts in bilingual infants: is the distributional account all there is to it?

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2003Simultaneous Bilingualism and the Perception of a Language-Specific Vowel Contrast in the First Year of Life497 cited

2005Brain potentials to native and non‐native speech contrasts in 7‐ and 11‐month‐old American infants413 cited

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