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Examining native and non-native establishment of dependencies in the online processing of coordinate phrase agreement in Spanish: An event-related potentials study
… masculine gender is argued to be a morphological default or ‘elsewhere’ form. The feminine gender is considered to be marked and is thought to encode additional morphosyntactic information specifying its feminine value. Featural markedness has been linked to both native speaker and L2 learners’ …