Robbins Burling Argues That Primate Call Systems

question 17

Multiple Choice

Robbins Burling argues that primate call systems

• A) are organized in a way so different from human symbolic language that it is difficult to imagine a sequence that could convert a call system to language.
• B) are directly related to the human use of language.
• C) allowed our ape ancestors to communicate orally.
• D) and human symbolic language are controlled by the same part of the brain.

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