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Monkey’s Provide Clues into Social Origins of Language
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London, UK (RedOrbit): Researchers say the stereotype of women being the chattier sex may indeed be true. A research team at Roehampton University in London observing a female-centric group of macaques noticed that the gossipy nature of the monkeys might add weight to the theory that human language evolved to forge social bonds. Many experts theorize that language replaced grooming as a less time-consuming way of preserving close societal bonds.
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