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1 Potato, 2 Wotatoes, 3 Otatoes: Lexical Access in Australian Languages

Grant number: 104588 | Funding period: 2019 - 2024

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Lenition, fortition, and lexical access in Iwaidja and Mawng

RL Bundgaard-Nielsen, R Mailhammer, BJ Baker, Y Wang, M Harvey, C Turner

2025-01-01

Many models of word recognition assume that spoken words are faithful to their phonological shape in the lexicon and that word rec..

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Medial consonant lengthening in Eastern Middle Paman: Syllable position or lexical stress?

JC Verstraete, R Bundgaard-Nielsen, B Baker, C Hill

2025-01-01

Medial consonant lengthening, sometimes described as “post-tonic” in the literature, has been a consistent feature of typological ..

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The genetic position of Anindilyakwa

ME van Egmond, B Baker

2020-01-01

In this paper, we demonstrate that Anindilyakwa, spoken on Groote Eylandt, East Arnhem Land, is genetically closely related to Wub..

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