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From Latin lax high vowels to Romance: Predictability via permutation
This study proposes that the Sardinian–Italo-Western split in the evolution of Latin lax high vowels – [ɪ, ʊ] – into Sardinian [i, u] and Italo-Western Romance [e, o] reflects the systematic elimination of an idiosyncratic contrast: advancement of the tongue root ([ATR]). The phonologi
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