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Easterncedar

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1. Thanks for the enlightenment!

Reply to Judi Lynn (Original post)

Mon May 23, 2022, 04:10 AM

May 2022

As always, I really appreciate your posting, Judi Lynn. That story is very intriguing. (I have to laugh at how hard it is to find the words to properly reply.) I followed the link back to another story about the oldest primates in the fossil record, found in Colorado. I had no idea! You make a bout of insomnia worthwhile. Thanks!

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Chimpanzees have their own language -- and scientists just learned how they put "words" together [View all] Judi Lynn May 2022 OP

Thanks for the enlightenment! Easterncedar May 2022 #1

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