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... Ejectives are produced by decreasing the volume between the closed glottis and the oral constriction, resulting in high positive pressure. Conversely, implosives are produced by increasing the volume in the supralaryngeal region between the closed glottis and the oral constriction, resulting in low negative pressure (Catford 1977;Ladefoged 1971). Volume and pressure variations during the so called glottalic stops are attributed to laryngeal raising (ejectives) and lowering (implosives). ...
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