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What could the laughter of great apes tell us about origin of speech?
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July 9, 2026
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1:51Now PlayingHumans and other great apes may have shared a similar basic rhythm of laughter for at least 15 million years, according to a study that researchers say could offer clues about the evolutionary origins of speech.
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