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• Vocal cords
  The '''vocal folds''' or '''vocal cords''' are mucous membranes over the [[larynx]] that contribute to the producti
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• Vocal cords/Definition
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• Vocal cords/Related Articles
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• Vocal folds
  #REDIRECT [[Vocal cords]]
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• Vocal chords
  #REDIRECT [[Vocal cords]]
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• Vocal chord
  #REDIRECT [[Vocal cords]]
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• Vocal cord
  #REDIRECT [[Vocal cords]]
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• Vocal cords
  The '''vocal folds''' or '''vocal cords''' are mucous membranes over the [[larynx]] that contribute to the producti
  704 bytes (107 words) - 06:25, 22 December 2008
• Glottal stop/Definition
  ...rt of sound found in many languages, produced by a complete closure of the vocal cords; for example, the [t] sound in English may be partially or completely repla
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• Vowel/Related Articles
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• Consonant/Related Articles
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• Otolaryngology/Related Articles
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• Voicing (linguistics)/Related Articles
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• Glottal stop/Related Articles
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• Otolaryngology
  ...and all otolaryngologists are trained in examination of the [[Vocal cords|vocal cords]].
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• Voicing (linguistics)
  ...guistics]], refers to either the physical production of vibration by the [[vocal cords|vocal folds]] as part of [[articulatory phonetics|articulation]], or the po
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• Larynx/Related Articles
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• Sound (acoustics)
  ...regular. Obstruents which are [[voicing (linguistics)|voiced]] (involve [[vocal cords|vocal cord]] vibration), such as [v] and [z], are both periodic and aperiod
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• Glottal stop
  ...[[language (general)|languages]], produced by a complete closure of the [[vocal cords]], blocking the [[glottis]]. The glottal stop may be a distinct segment in
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• What is language?
  ...master its enticing call, involving complex warbles made using both of its vocal cords at once. Each male's call is distinct, and yet recognizable as the enticin
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• Parainfluenza virus
  '''Croup:'''. In croup, vocal cords, trachea, bronchi and larynx swell due to the mucous secretions which cause
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• British and American English
  ...a syllable: *ca[ʔ] for '''cát'''. The glottal stop, which is formed by the vocal cords briefly coming together to restrict airflow, is not a phoneme of English an
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