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Iosad, Pavel 2016. Welsh svarabhakti as stem allomorphy. Transactions of the Philological Society,
Kashima, Eri Williams, Daniel Mark Ellison, T. Schokkin, Dineke and Escudero, Paola 2016. Uncovering the acoustic vowel space of a previously undescribed language: The vowels of Nambo. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, Vol. 139, Issue. 6, p. EL252.
Laks, Lior and Cohen, Evan-Gary 2016. Component-dependent allomorphy and paradigm accessibility: evidence from Hebrew. Morphology, Vol. 26, Issue. 3-4, p. 425.
Laks, Lior Cohen, Evan-Gary and Azulay-Amar, Stav 2016. Paradigm uniformity and the locus of derivation: The case of vowel epenthesis in Hebrew verbs. Lingua, Vol. 170, p. 1.
Schwartz, Geoffrey 2016. On the evolution of prosodic boundaries – Parameter settings for Polish and English. Lingua, Vol. 171, p. 37.
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Hall, Nancy 2013. Acoustic differences between lexical and epenthetic vowels in Lebanese Arabic. Journal of Phonetics, Vol. 41, Issue. 2, p. 133.
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Hall, Nancy 2010. Articulatory Phonology. Language and Linguistics Compass, Vol. 4, Issue. 9, p. 818.
Vowel sounds may be inserted into a word by two mechanisms: insertion of a vocalic articulatory gesture (epenthesis), or retiming of existing gestures to produce a vowel-like transition between consonants (intrusion). I argue that epenthetic vowels are phonological units but intrusive vowels are not. A representation using abstract gestures as well as segments can capture facts about the typology of vowel intrusion.
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