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  • 17-01-2024
  • Medicine
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When the vocal tract is bifurcated (split) into two passages, What is an example of oral cavity split left/right by the midline tongue closure produced for an "L"?
1) Nasal passages formed for nasal sounds
2) Oral cavity split left/right by the midline tongue closure produced for an "L"

4) None of the above



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