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Acoustic correlates of Deg Xinag/Ingalik Athabaskan vowels

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There has been controversy [A. Jerue etal., Deg Xinag Dindlidik. ANLC: Fairbanks (1993)] over the classification of the vowel in the second person plural morpheme (2p) in Deg Xinag/Ingalik as either /o/ or /inverted closed omega/. Acoustic measurements were undertaken towards resolving the issue. F1, F2, F3, and duration were measured for each of the five vowels in the system, /a,e,o,inverted closed omega,schwa/. Contexts were limited to coronal and uvular. F1 and F2 means for data from two speakers indicate that 2p is more like /inverted closed omega/ than /o/. Vowel length data supports this claim.
Title: Acoustic correlates of Deg Xinag/Ingalik Athabaskan vowels
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There has been controversy [A.
Jerue etal.
, Deg Xinag Dindlidik.
ANLC: Fairbanks (1993)] over the classification of the vowel in the second person plural morpheme (2p) in Deg Xinag/Ingalik as either /o/ or /inverted closed omega/.
Acoustic measurements were undertaken towards resolving the issue.
F1, F2, F3, and duration were measured for each of the five vowels in the system, /a,e,o,inverted closed omega,schwa/.
Contexts were limited to coronal and uvular.
F1 and F2 means for data from two speakers indicate that 2p is more like /inverted closed omega/ than /o/.
Vowel length data supports this claim.

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