Irina  Selyutina, Albina  Dobrinina, Nikolai  Urtegeshev, Tatiana  Ryzhikova, 
    Typological Classification of the Siberian Phonological Systems as a
Result of Using the Advanced Instrumental Investigation,
    The Social Sciences,
    Volume 10,Issue 2,
    2015,
    Pages 210-214,
    ISSN 1818-5800,
    sscience.2015.210.214,
    (https://makhillpublications.co/view-article.php?doi=sscience.2015.210.214)
    Abstract: The problem of the Ural-Altai languages typology has been for a long time and is still of interest for
the linguists. The complex experimental-phonetic research of the vocalic and consonantal systems of the
Siberian languages by using of the advanced instrumental techniques allowed clarifying the problem of the
sound systems classification. The results of the experimental research of the Buryat, Mongol and some Turkic
languages practically support the existence of the central vowel row that was theoretically predicted by L.V.
Scherba. Objective data on Turkish (the Eastern dialect, Kazakhstan), Mongol and some other language
vocalisms witness the necessity of distinguishing one more vowel row beside central namely, central-back
which has all six degrees of rise. There have been added some corrections into articulatory classification of
consonants: there have been singled out additional consonant classes, specified groups of compound units,
introduced obligatory characteristic of sounds in accordance with the passive organs of speech.
    Keywords: magnetic-resonance imaging;experimental-phonetic;phonology;typological classification;Siberian peoples  languages;digital roentgenography;dental-palatography;digital roentgenography