Uniquely human: the evolution of speech, thought, and selfless behavior

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Introduction 1. Brain Structure, Behavior, and Circuitry 2. Human Speech 3. A Thoroughly Modern Human Brain 4. The Brain's Dictionary 5. Learning to Talk and Think 6. Culture and Selfless Behavior Notes References Index

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