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Logopedics Phoniatrics Vocology, Volume 21, Issue 2 (1996)

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Children with severe language disorder six years later: A follow-up study from language preschool to grade 4 and 5

Birgitta Sahlén, Christina Reuterskiöld-Wagner & Eva Wigforss

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Changes in the male voice during puberty: Speaking and singing voice parameters

M. LL Harries, Maggie Griffith, J. Walker & S. Hawkins

Pages: 95-100

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An acoustic analysis of the effects of ageing on the trained singer's voice

Diane Hazlett & Martin J. Ball

Pages: 101-107

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Swedish verb morphology in language impaired children: Interpreting the Type-Token Ratios

Brian J. Richards & David Malvern

Pages: 109-111

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Verb type token ratio in Swedish children with SLI: A reply to Richards and Malvern

Kristina Hansson

Pages: 112-113

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