The monkeys' "ultra-yodels" had frequency leaps that were five times larger than human frequency changes, often exceeding ...

Professor Tecumseh Fitch, an expert in human vocal evolution from the University of Vienna and a co-author of the study, said: “Our study shows that vocal membranes extend the monkey’s pitch ...

A new study suggests that when it comes to yodelling, you might be better taking notes from a monkey. Yodelling is a singing ...

They’re growing human/monkey hybrids in a lab for the purpose ... help to better understand early human development and primate evolution and develop strategies to improve human chimerism ...

These membranes disappeared from humans through evolution to allow for more stable speech. These membranes allow monkeys to introduce "voice breaks" to their calls at the same rapid transitions in ...

This is how a crested capuchin monkey yodels – From Wissen allgemein ... likely why the membranes disappeared in the course of human evolution. As the ability to speak evolved, it required ...

When monkeys howl -- or yodellers yodel -- they ... Dunn said. At some during our evolution, humans seem to have lost these membranes, he added. But the shame of being inferior yodellers may ...

The research team explained that apes and monkeys have special anatomical structures in their throats -called vocal membranes - which disappeared from humans through evolution to allow for more ...

Apes and monkeys possess special anatomical structures in their throats called vocal membranes, which disappeared from humans through evolution to allow for more stable speech. However ...