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Calacoa). Additional dialect groupings on the basis
of patterning of phonological correspondences are given
in the conclusions to Chapters 5, 6, and 7 and in
Chapter 10.

Other phonological variation that occurs in
Aymara is attributable to dialect-specific morphophonemic
rules affecting the phonetic realizations of phonemes
(for example voicing of stops) or causing phoneme shifts

or deletions. These are discussed in Chapter 4.