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Ancient regulatory evolution shapes individual language abilities in present-day humans

2025-03-11

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Language is a defining feature of our species, yet the genomic changes enabling it remain poorly understood. Despite decades of work since FOXP2 ’s discovery, we still lack a clear picture of which regions shaped language evolution and how variation contributes to present-day phenotypic differences. Using a novel evolutionary stratified polygenic score approach in nearly 40,000 individuals, we find that Human Anc...

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92a21a33-08b7-54fc-ab79-e086f2fc265c
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10.1101/2025.03.07.641231
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