Baby marmosets imitate parents’ sounds First evidence of a primate other than humans using vocal feedback to shift from cries to adult communication By Bruce Bower , 12:36 PM August 13,
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, 2015 View the video Small monkeys with white tufts of ear hair and long, striped tails may reveal some surprising new insights into how human infants learn to make speech sounds. During the first two months of life, common marmoset monkeys ( Callithrix jacchus ) transform their initial cries into whistlelike calls known as “phees,” at least in part by imitating their parents’ well-timed calls, says a team led by psychologist Asif Ghazanfar of Princeton University. This is the first evidence of a nonhu... Source URL:

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