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Protruding ear,
otapostasis or bat ear is an
abnormally prominent human ear. It may be
unilateral or bilateral. The
concha is
large with
poorly developed...
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protrusion and compression. In
protruded rounding, the
corners of the
mouth are
drawn together and the lips
protrude like a tube, with
their inner surface...
- labialization,
protruded back
vowels and
compressed front vowels. However, a few languages, such as
Scandinavian ones, have
protruded front vowels. One...
- diphthong. The close-mid near-back
protruded vowel can be
transcribed ⟨ʊ̞ʷ⟩ or ⟨ʊ̫˕⟩,
whereas the
fully back near-close
protruded vowel can be
transcribed ⟨u̞ʷ⟩...
- labialization,
protruded back
vowels and
compressed front vowels. However, a few languages, such as
Scandinavian languages, have
protruded front vowels...
- however, the
cephalad part of the
concha can
protrude disproportionately,
another cause for a
protruding upper pole. Similarly, the
caudal part of the...
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approximant [ẅ]. In most
languages this
rounded vowel is
pronounced with
protruded lips (endolabial). However, in a few
cases the lips are
compressed (exolabial)...
- umbilicuses;
commonly known as the
belly button or
tummy button) is a
protruding, flat, or
hollowed area on the
abdomen at the
attachment site of the umbilical...
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symbol for the near-close
front rounded vowel). The close-mid
central protruded vowel is
typically transcribed in IPA
simply as ⟨ɵ⟩, and that is the convention...
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constriction that
would be
classified as a consonant. Its
roundedness is
protruded,
which means that the
corners of the lips are
drawn together, and the...
