The complex vocal duets of Alstons singing mice are powered by a simple tripling of existing neural connections, rather than a larger brain. This "evolutionary hack" offers a new playbook for understanding how human speech emerged through targeted wiring changes.
The complex vocal duets of Alstons singing mice are powered by a simple tripling of existing neural connections, rather than a larger brain. This "evolutionary hack" offers a new playbook for understanding how human speech emerged through targeted wiring changes.
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