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Linguistics / Phonetics / Voice registers / Head and neck / Glottis / Creaky voice / Falsetto / Modal voice / Larynx / Human voice / Phonation / Human anatomy
Date: 2014-03-06 19:24:28
Linguistics
Phonetics
Voice registers
Head and neck
Glottis
Creaky voice
Falsetto
Modal voice
Larynx
Human voice
Phonation
Human anatomy

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