The two types of "palatal" consonants in our conlangs

One of the features of the basic phonology of Tech is the distinction of two
"palatal-class" consonants, which is also made in languages as diverse as
Basque, Polish, Hungarian, Mandarin, Yi, blah blah blah.

There are four classes of "sibilant-range" affricates and fricatives, given
below:

Alveolar: dz ts ts_> s z (n r l)
Postalveolar (retroflex): dZ tS tS_> S Z
Palatal: dz' ts' ts'_> s' z' (n' r' l')
Lateral: dl tK tK_> K l

What other natlangs and conlangs have at least the distinction of the
postalveolar and palatized sibilants (or the palatoalveolar and
alveolopalatal)?

~Danny~ "The geek shall inherit the earth."

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