Integration of visual and vocal communication: Evidence for miocene origins
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 26 (2):232-233 (2003)
| Abstract | Corballis suggests that apes lack voluntary control over their vocal production. However, recent evidence implicates voluntary control of vocalizations in apes, which suggests that intentional control of vocal communication predates the hominid-pongid split. Furthermore, the ease with which apes in captivity manipulate the visual attention of observers implies a common cognitive basis for joint attention in humans and apes. | |||||||||
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