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Baboons make vowel sounds similar to humans revealing the evolution of language, study finds | The Independent | The Independent
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Babbling Sounds of Monkeys Share Rhythms with Human Speech | PBS NewsHour
Vowel sounds made by baboons show that the roots of human speech may go back 25 million years - Los Angeles Times
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Origin of language: Baboon 'vowels' show capacity for speech present 25 million years ago
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Baboons Appear to Recognize Words From Gibberish - The New York Times
Apparently, baboons can make human-like vowel sounds - CSMonitor.com
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Baboons Vocalizations Hint at Origins of Human Speech | Live Science
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