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Languages feature rhoticized consonants
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Languages feature rhoticized consonants, commonly referred to as r-sounds, which exhibit diverse surface forms and phonological properties across different linguistic systems.

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Romance Phonetics and Phonology
2018 · cited by 10
Discusses rhotics in various languages such as Spanish, Italian, and Brazilian Portuguese, highlighting taps, trills, and consonant production.
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The claim is specific and falsifiable, meeting the criteria for verification. Papers [5] and [7] explicitly discuss rhotics (rhoticized consonants) and their presence and characteristics across multiple natural languages. Therefore, the claim is supported by linguistic evidence.

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Rhotic underspecification: Deriving variability and arbitrariness through phonological representations
2020 · cited by 9
Examines the phonological representations and surface variations of rhotics across human languages.
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