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Morpho-phonetic adaptation is realised in multiple cues: evidence from articulography
A critical issue in models of speech production concerns the modularity of processing: for example, can information from morphology influence the articulation of phonologically identical segments? A phenomenon that has the potential to help shed light on this question is what we term morpho-phonetic
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