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Defining brain pathways for human spoken language and vocal learning

2026-07-23

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<p>Since Paul Broca’s discoveries in the 1860s, scientist have sought to identify the brain pathways responsible for spoken language in humans. Despite extensive research, consensus on what how the spoken language pathway (SLP) is organized remains elusive. Further, studies on the neural mechanisms supporting one of the most critical components of language, vocal learning, have been limited in humas, but extensive...

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