Effects of stimulus bandwidth on the imitation of ish fricatives by normal-hearing children.
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Kanae Nishi | Dawna E Lewis | Andrew Lotto | A. Lotto | Kanae Nishi | P. Stelmachowicz | D. Lewis | B. Hoover | Sangsook Choi | Brenda M Hoover | Patricia G Stelmachowicz | D. Dierking | Sangsook Choi | Darcia Dierking
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