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Evolutionary Background of Precise Vocal-Respiratory Temporal Coordination in Human Infants
Human infants acquire speech through prolonged postnatal development. Sequential vocalizations, including speech, can be viewed as motor patterns consisting of alternating sound and silence. This temporal structure depends on the coordination of respiratory airflow and laryngeal activity, yet relati
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