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Neurobiological origins of language : ウィキペディア英語版 | Neurobiological origins of language Language has a long evolutionary history and is closely related to the brain, but what makes the human brain uniquely adapted to language is unclear. The regions of the brain that are involved in language in humans have similar analogues in apes and monkeys, and yet they do not use language. There may also be a genetic component: mutations in the FOXP2 gene prevent humans from constructing complete sentences. == Neurobiological adaptations for language ==
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