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Co-articulation “simultaneous articulation at two different locations” “essential” Double articulation Secondary articulation “accidental” Assimilation Anticipatory Perserverative

4 Double articulation Have same degree of vertical dimension stop + stop
fricative + fricative approximant + approximant

5 Double articulation stop + stop Some examples Idoma Yoruba

6 (Ladefoged and Maddieson 1996)

7 (Ladefoged and Maddieson 1996)

8 Double articulation fricative + fricative approximant + approximant
Highly debated Swedish approximant + approximant Labial approximant + velar approximant = Labial approximant + palatal approximant =

9 Secondary articulation
Labialization Palatalization Velarization Pharyngealization

10 Secondary articulation
Labialization Kwakw’ala Arrernte

11 Secondary articulation
Palatalization Russian examples

12 Secondary articulation
Velarization Arabic

13 Secondary articulation
Pharyngealization Arabic examples

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