Movement data on articulator gestures in West Greenlandic are presented in order to elucidate principles of articulator coordination, especially the domain of coarticulation (as distinct from the domain of assimilation) and the handling of conflicting demands on articulators. The present data are consistent with previous results from English and Bulgarian, potential gesture conflicts being resolved according to Kozhevnikov and Chistovich, oncoming gestures being delayed when they are antagonistic to ongoing gestures.