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The occurrence of other patterns (CVCC, CVVCC, and CVCXCX where CXCX stands for geminate consonants) is apparently restricted to a pre-pause position as a result of the deletion of word-final short vowels or nunation utterance finally.

Based on the known sound laws one may propose a Transponat *(s)kem-: both the a-vowel and the geminate -mm- of Luvian (*) hammura- would be regular by Cop's Law (*[t.sup.s]em- > *[t.sup.s]amm-), while the initial affricate can be viewed as a product of palatalization of *k by the following *e.

The seeds geminate in winter, and when the plant starts to grow in the late winter and early spring, it's actually lovely; it's a bright green, soft, fast-growing grass that many dogs find irresistible for chewing.

6A, C, E): Tr with two geminate ventral setiferous tubercles.

Under anaerobic conditions, these spores geminate and elaborate tetanospasmin and tetanolysin.

Tomato leaf curl New Delhi virus (ToLCNDV), a begomovirus (Family Geminiviridae), is geminate shaped particle of 18x22nm in size whose genome composed of two single-stranded DNA components (denoted as DNA A and DNA B).

These include the Langevin recombination [120], Onsager's geminate generation-recombination model [122, 123], and its successful refinement by Braun [124].

Caption: Figure 6: Representation of the processes described earlier for molecular donor-acceptor systems [51]: charge separation leads to a charge transfer state; geminate charge recombination to the triplet state can occur through proton hyperfine interactions (H-HFI-ISC) and through spin-orbit charge transfer intersystem crossing (SOCT-ISC).

Among the viral diseases, tomato leaf curl virus (TLCV) has emerged as the most important disease (Chakraborty, 2008) and belongs to the Geminiviridae family that has a circular, single-stranded DNA genome virus with two incomplete icosahedral geminate particles (Pandey et al., 2009).

Appendix Table A: Wagiman orthography Labial Alveolar Retroflex Syllable-initial stop b d rd Syllable-final stop P t rt Geminate PP tt rtt Nasal m n rn Lateral i rl Tap rr Approximant w r Palatal Velar Glottal Syllable-initial stop j g h Syllable-final stop tj k h Geminate tjj kk Nasal ny ng Lateral Tap Approximant y NOTES

TLCV is a group of viruses which belongs to the Geminiviridae family that contains plant viruses with a circular, single-stranded DNA genome and two incomplete icosahedral geminate particles (Pandey et al., 2009).

One should not feel an obligation to geminate the double consonant, just to homogenize word duration.