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The Speech of Monkeys
R. L. Garner
Do monkeys talk? Richard Garner thought so, and set out with early recording equipment to catch and decode their calls, convinced each sound carried meaning. His experiments, part science and part bold guesswork, opened one of the first serious inquiries into animal language. Read the pioneering, sometimes eccentric case that monkeys have a vocabulary of their own.
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55 chapters
- 1THE SPEECH OF MONKEYS
- 2Heinemann's Scientific Handbooks.
- 3LONDON:
- 4WILLIAM HEINEMANN, 21 BEDFORD STREET, W.C.
- 5THE
- 6SPEECH OF MONKEYS
- 7R. L. GARNER
- 8LONDON
- 9WILLIAM HEINEMANN
- 10PREFACE
- 11CONTENTS
- 12THE SPEECH OF MONKEYS
- 13CHAPTER I.
- 14CHAPTER II.
- 15CHAPTER III.
- 16CHAPTER IV.
- 17CHAPTER V.
- 18CHAPTER VI.
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