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Biological foundations of language
Lenneberg, E. H. (1967)
New York: Wiley

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This book collected the biological literature to support the pivotal claim that language is founded on species-specific anatomical and neurophysiological capabilities for language, and that those elements are found only in humans. No nicer statement of this position exists.

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