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Paleo-oscillomics: inferring aspects of Neanderthal language abilities from gene regulation of neural oscillations

2017-07-23

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Language seemingly evolved from changes in brain anatomy and wiring. We argue that language evolution can be better understood if particular changes in phasal and cross-frequency coupling properties of neural oscillations, resulting in core features of language, are considered. Because we cannot track the oscillatory activity of the brain from extinct hominins, we used our current understanding of the language osc...

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b3c76351-a4a2-5672-ae04-41092154dd23
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10.1101/167528
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