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Primate Communication May Follow Grammar Patterns Once Thought Uniquely Human

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October 5, 2026
Primate Communication May Follow Grammar Patterns Once Thought Uniquely Human
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Primate Communication May Follow Grammar Patterns Once Thought Uniquely HumanBreaking the “single-most important demarcation line in hominin evolution.”

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