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Chimpanzee lip-smacking offers clue to evolution of human speech
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May 27, 2020
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1:25Now PlayingScientists in the UK say they've discovered chimpanzees smack their lips just like human's do when they talk. The breakthrough indicates that clear methods of communication and understanding are present in primates.
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