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Published online by Cambridge University Press:  26 February 2018

Allison Burkette  and
William A. Kretzschmar Jr.
Allison Burkette
Affiliation:
University of Mississippi
William A. Kretzschmar Jr.
Affiliation:
University of Georgia

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Exploring Linguistic Science
Language Use, Complexity, and Interaction
 , pp. ix - x
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2018

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  1. 3.1LAMSAS responses for the doughnut target

  2. 3.2Thirty most frequent collocates for the word brightly

  3. 3.3NSPT verbs in Wolfram and Christian (1976)

  4. 3.4North Carolina NSPT data

  5. 4.1IPA consonant chart

  6. 4.2IPA vowel chart

  7. 4.3Wells’ lexical set (keyword chart)

  8. 5.1Newton’s color spectrum divisions

  9. 5.2Ampeeli terms for color chip #148 and resulting A-curve

  10. 5.3Variation in vowel frequencies between British and American English

  11. 5.4Comparison of average F1 and F2 values from eight locations in England.

  12. 6.1American English vowels from the Linguistic Atlas of Middle and South Atlantic states

  13. 6.2Realizations (1309 total) of the vowel in two from LAMSAS

  14. 6.3Realizations (1309 total) of the vowel in two from LAMSAS, simplified phonetic transcriptions

  15. 6.4Realizations (1146 total) of the vowel in six from LAMSAS

  16. 6.5Realizations (564 total) of the vowel in six from LAMSAS Type I speakers

  17. 6.6Realizations (140 total) of the vowel in six from LAMSAS Type III speakers

  18. 8.1Plural “wasp” responses from the Linguistic Atlas

  19. 9.1The top 36 collocates of niche as used as an adjective

  20. 9.2The top 16 collocates of rubbish as used as an adjective

  21. 12.1Types of birds given in 30 seconds

  22. 12.2Characteristics of birds given in 30 seconds

  23. 14.1Construction frequencies from mothers and their 2-year-old children

  24. 15.1Text types in the Brown Corpus and its replications (500 total texts)

  25. 17.1Realizations of [θ] from Schleef and Ramsammy (2013)

  26. 17.2Percentages of Toronto quotatives over time: 1950–1990

  27. 19.1Words from Indo-European language branches

  28. 19.2Words from Alsatian (spoken on the border of France and Germany)

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