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January 1, 2001Critical Reviews in Oral Biology & Medicine

Neural Control of Tongue Movement With Respect To Respiration and Swallowing

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ASA. SawczukNational Institutes of HealthKMKristine M. MosierIndiana University – Purdue University Indianapolis

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