FOXP2 gene and language development: the molecular substrate of the gestural-origin theory of speech?

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@xenocosmography @reformedfaction @GaijinGambolC @wkqrlxfrwtku @gruelmonger Vico thought language had it's origin in gestures. The theory is getting traction in neuroscience too (see Corballis-foxp2 gene research-particularly). https://t.co/LLhvofhvsV

RT @Arthur59611540: @YouTube There may be a specific human gesticulation gene? FOXP2 gene and language development: the molecular substrate…

@YouTube There may be a specific human gesticulation gene? FOXP2 gene and language development: the molecular substrate of the gestural-origin theory of speech? https://t.co/xtr27ebY3C https://t.co/4Ihvrtf05g

FOXP2 gene and language development: the molecular substrate of the gestural-origin theory of speech http://t.co/LekshwHzho

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