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The image displays a black and white educational diagram illustrating linguistic concepts through text and flowcharts. The layout is divided into two main vertical sections on the left and right, with a caption at the bottom.

On the left side, three key terms are listed vertically, each followed by a definition:
- At the top, the word "syntax" appears above the phrase "sentences consist of words."
- In the middle, the word "morphology" appears above the phrase "words consist of morphemes."
- Near the bottom, the word "phonology" appears above the phrase "morphemes consist of phonemes."

On the right side, a hierarchical diagram breaks down a specific sentence to demonstrate these concepts.
- The top level consists of a single long rectangle containing the full sentence: "Camilla met an unfriendly chameleon".
- A downward-pointing arrow originates from the word "unfriendly" within that top box.
- Below this arrow is a row of five separate rectangular boxes, each containing one word from the sentence in order: "Camilla", "met", "an", "unfriendly", and "chameleon".
- Another downward arrow points specifically from the box labeled "unfriendly".
- Beneath that arrow, the word is broken down into three connected parts inside boxes separated by hyphens: "un" - "friend" - "ly".
- A final downward arrow points from the middle box of this row, which contains the text "friend".
- At the very bottom level, the root word is broken down into individual phonemes (sounds) in separate boxes connected by hyphens. The sequence reads: "f" - "r" - a lowercase epsilon symbol ("ε") - "n" - "d".

Below all of this content, separated by a solid horizontal line, is the caption text: "Figure 4.1: A simple picture".
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