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How Humans Speak and Mice Learn: The Widespread Effects of FOXP2

  • Published12 Mar 2018
  • Reviewed12 Mar 2018
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  • Source Knowing Neurons

In this article Knowing Neurons asks the question: How could small differences between a similar gene in humans and rodents contribute to such a large difference in vocalization?

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