What Lateralization and the Brain Substrate of Primate Vocal and Gestural Communication Can Tell Us about the Origins of Language: A Review of Behavioural and Neuronal Findings - Archive ouverte HAL
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What Lateralization and the Brain Substrate of Primate Vocal and Gestural Communication Can Tell Us about the Origins of Language: A Review of Behavioural and Neuronal Findings

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Adrien Meguerditchian, Catherine Wallez, Jacques Vauclair, William D. Hopkins. What Lateralization and the Brain Substrate of Primate Vocal and Gestural Communication Can Tell Us about the Origins of Language: A Review of Behavioural and Neuronal Findings. Folia Primatologica, 2013, 84 (3-5), pp.302-303. ⟨hal-01439673⟩

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