Scientists have long believed that the language center in the brain distinguishes us from our closest evolutionary relatives. In fact, the two are similar. Maybe it's time to start re-examining the origins of monkeys and human language. A new study has found that brain regions associated with human language abilities are located in very different locations than scientists have long believed. The area that controls language ability is closer to the center of the brain, three centimeters closer than previously thought. This means that the human brain is more similar to the monkey brain than previously expected. According to the findings, we may need to re-examine the origins of monkeys and human language.
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The relationship between monkeys and the origin of human language may be closer than thought.