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For decades, monkeys' and apes' vocal anatomy has been blamed for their inability to reproduce human speech sounds, but a new study suggests macaque monkeys—and by extension, other primates—could indeed talk if they only possessed the brain wiring to do so.
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Can monkeys produce language?
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There are several monkeys or apes that can produce language as yes or no because of the possessed of there brain wiring they use their vocal ability to communicate with each other , but most of the monkeys and apes can't produce language because they are unable to learn new vocalizations, and for decades it has been widely believed that this inability results from limitations of their vocal anatomy like larynx, tongue and lips.
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