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A Shift to Open Landscapes May Have Changed Human Language Ever After

A Miocene-era shift from dense forests to open plains may have caused ancient hominids to move from vowel-based to consonant-based calls, a new study says.

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Change in landscape for early hominids may have led to the development of speech, new study finds - WEIS

Change in landscape for early hominids may have led to the development of speech, new study finds - WEIS
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Consonants emerged when human ancestors moved from jungle to plains as vowels don t travel well

Scientists recorded orangutans to find 80pc of consonant-based calls were audible at 400 metres compared to fewer than 20pc of vowels

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Change in landscape for early hominids may have led to the development of speech, new study finds

Change in landscape for early hominids may have led to the development of speech, new study finds
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South africaCharlotte gannonUniversity of warwickUniversity of warwick departmentLate miocene