SIGN LANGUAGE CONVERSATIONAL INTERACTION BETWEEN CHIMPANZEES

Signing between chimpanzees was systematically sampled. Four of the five chimpanzees in this group had had 4-7 years of complete immersion in American Sign Language (ASL) when they were being home reared (Gardner & Gardner 1971:125-127). It was found that the chimpanzees signed to each other, in...

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