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Wirkspektrum unterschiedlicher ?strogeneeberman, 1984), recent state-of-the-art publications on the subject of non-human primate communication have not been concerned with that morphology (e.g., Snowdon, Brown, and Petersen, 1982; Todt, Goedeking, and Symmes, 1988). To help fill the gap thus left in our comprehension of the biological bas

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?strogene in Diagnostik und Therapierole of the cortex in auditory processing has been studied by observing the effects of brain damage in both humans and animals. Initially, it was envisioned that the study of experimental lesions in animals would provide a basis for inferring cortical functioning in humans. This was based on the fac

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20. H?mophilie-Symposion Hamburg 1989s limited to “generative” or “transformational” linguistics, categorically differentiates the neural bases of human language from the vocal communications of other primates (e.g., Bickerton, 1990; Wilkins and Wakefeld, in press). There supposedly is no direct evolutionary link between the brain mech

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Some Analysis Methods That May be Useful to Acoustic Primatologistsduced by their study species. While the number of primatologists specializing in such work (which will be called acoustic primatology) has remained small, it has been recognized that vocalization-related data can have important implications for many fundamental questions about non-human primate beha

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