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adduct   vocal cords closed  
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abduct   vocal cords pulled apart  
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lateral cricoarytenoid   one vocal cord adductor  
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posterior cricoarytenoid   only vocal fold abductor  
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interarytenoid   second vocal cord adductor  
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vocalis   tenses folds  
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thyroarytenoid muscularis   shortens and relaxes folds  
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bernoulli's   blows open folds  
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boyles   closes folds  
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vertical phase difference   process of opening and closing folds (time difference)  
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vocal intensity   controlled by reulating subglottal pressure  
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to vibrate vocal folds   pressure must be higher below the vocal folds than above  
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transglottal pressue   differencs between the subglottal pressure and the suprglottal pressure  
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driving pressure forcing air to flow through the glottis   transglottal pressure  
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phonation threshold   minimum pressure needed to set the vocal folds into vibration  
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timbre   quality  
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formants   harmonics of the vocal tract  
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40   harmonics in the human voice  
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frequency perturbation   jitter  
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jitter   cycle variability in frequency of vocal fold vibration  
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amplitude perturbation   shimmer  
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shimmer   cycle to cycle variabbility in amplitude of the vocal fold vibration. measured in dB  
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pulse   vocal fry, glottal fry  
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modal   most commonly used during conversational speech  
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falsetto   head voice, ligament tense while the cover of the folds is lax  
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spasmonic dysphonia   folds are in spasm, sound no sound very choppy  
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cricothyroid   regulates pitch, elongates and tenses vocal folds  
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throarytenoid   body of vocal folds, muscularis relax, vocalis tenses  
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extrinsic muscles   infrahyoid and suprahyoid  
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intrinsic muscles   lateral cricoarytenoid, interarytenoid, posterior cricoarytenoid, cricothyroid, thyoarytenoid  
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strap muscles, anchors larynx in position   extrinsic muscles  
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abduct, adduct, tense and relax   intrinstic muscles  
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