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Scientists look to apes for language origin clues
Scientists look to apes for language origin clues
In research published on Monday, scientists seeking clues to the origins of human language analyzed the way two types of apes genetically closely related to people -- chimpanzees and bonobos -- use such hand and limb gestures to communicate. picked by AutumnLotus 3 years ago
tags apes language origin clues chimpanzees gestures
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 rambler
3 years ago
Very interesting to see the continuation of gestures from our common ancestors into different species today.

But I have to say that many members of homo sapiens may have learnt more advanced language, but still communicate like apes...
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 AutumnLo...
3 years ago
Haha, u mean lyk dis?
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 rambler
3 years ago
« AutumnLotus : Haha, u mean lyk dis?
Hehheh, I think your language skills and also the content of your communication is not "ape-like" at all!

I was thinking of communications by certain politicians (advanced language skills, but simian content), as well as some taxi drivers and traffic cops in various countries (intricate but confusing gestures).
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