- SD: Birdsong independent of brain size: sex difference in the brain varies according to social status
- SD: Learning to count not as easy as 1, 2, 3: working with larger numbers matters
- SD: Unexpected function of dyslexia-linked gene: controlling cilia of cells
- NS: Parrots join apes & Aristotle in the club of reason
- SD: Components of speech recognition pathway in humans identified
- Youtube: Chomsky lectures at University of Cologne lecture 1, lecture 2
- NS: First evidence that birds tweet using grammar
- SD: Dyslexia linked to difficulties in perceiving rhythmic patterns in music
- Science: Chimps are good listeners, too
- NS: Project Nim: A chimp raised as a human
- SD: English for advanced learners: linguists examine obstacles to native-like proficiency in foreign language acquisition
- J of Neurosci: Neural coding of syntactic structure in learned vocalizations in the songbird
- Nature: Songbirds possess the spontaneous ability to discriminate syntactic rules
- Language Log: Finch linguistics
- BBC: Lizard has problem-solving skills
- LA Times: UC Berkeley asks incoming students to say more than 'hello'
- NS: Age no excuse for failing to learn a new language
- Geekosystem: Study shows parrot parents name their babies
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