Normal Speech Articulation (1965)
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Demonstrates through extensive use of X-ray motion pictures, some of the characteristics of speech sound articulation in normal speakers.
Biologist and author Lewis Thomas demonstrates the individuality and interconnectedness in nature through his observations of various creatures, including the courtship of blue crabs, ferocious fights between sea anemones, tiny worms with tinier plants inside them, and termites which turn out to be committees of dozens of different organisms.
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