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Talking dogs and apes raise questions of animal speech
A vintage survey discusses Princess Jacqueline of Waterville and Boots the Tacoma dog, both said to vocalize English words. It notes limits of animal speech, highlights studies at Columbia and Hamburg, and discusses infant language development and the possible roots of human speech in animal sound systems.
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Jacqueline
Waterville
Maine
Tacoma
Washington
Psyeholey
United States
Jamisul
Ralagm
Aya
Sciérice
Mabel A
Leon
Guyerie
Mes
Robinson
Hillasinn
Valari
Lensar
Boots
Mi Tamany
Bool
Joho
Trvas
Tereior Purhess
Philadelphia
Papi
A. Kory
Mexico
Jarqueliye
Professor Fayness
Shay
Thrat
Iki
Ivan
Is N. Ripley
Singapore
Tong
Honoary
Wong
Nigmate
Columbia University
New York City
Mellow
Opien
Aoederstand
Hamburg
Mamanuel Sarris
Tavis
Aris
Frincess Jacqueline
Booty
Oreo
de Rea Garner
Corman
Sehciretsky