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Re: What animal model provides the closest match to human vocalization?

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Coincident with this question was a post on the music theory mailing list
announcing an interdisciplinary article by Victor Grauer on DNA,
archaeology and ethnomusicology.
http://soundingthedepths.blogspot.com/

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