What Can Chimps Tell Us About the Origin of Language? John Limber* University of New Hampshire If the current flurry of interest in nonhuman primate-language research accomplished nothing else, it has succeeded in gettin - James Burnett, Lord Monboddo - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	What Can Chimps Tell Us About the Origin of Language? John Limber* University of New Hampshire If the current flurry of interest in nonhuman primate-language research accomplished nothing else, it has succeeded in gettin Add to Reading List Document Date: 2001-06-19 21:41:56 Open Document File Size: 122,61 KB Share Result on Facebook City Lancaster / Hillsdale / London / Oxford / / Company Olympus / Markovian / / Continent Europe / Africa / / Event Product Issues / / Facility John Limber* University of New Hampshire If / / IndustryTerm by-products / communication systems / diligent and circumspect search / biogenetic law / language-like symbol systems / conventional rule systems / evolutionary devices / evolutionist applications / / NaturalFeature Indies / / Organization Harvard / Berlin Academy of Science / John Limber* University of New Hampshire If / / Person Darwin / Samuel Pepys / Konrad Lorenz / F. Max Müller / T. H. Huxley / Wallace / John Limber / Charles Darwin / Adam Smith / Johann Peter Sussmilch / James Beattie / / Position fair judge / Bishop / / Product man / / Region East Indies / / Technology simulation / / SocialTag Evolutionary biologists Fellows of the Royal Society Biological evolution Anthropology James Burnett, Lord Monboddo On the Origin of Species Origin of language Charles Darwin The Descent of Man, and Selection in Relation to Sex Biology

What Can Chimps Tell Us About the Origin of Language? John Limber* University of New Hampshire If the current flurry of interest in nonhuman primate-language research accomplished nothing else, it has succeeded in gettinAdd to Reading List