Multiple Choice
The existence of calls in other animals is not the same as human language because:
A) there is no time-place displacement
B) they cannot be applied beyond the species-specific setting in which they originated
C) the references are much more specific to mating, danger and food than human language is
D) a, b and c
E) none of the above. Calls are just as complex as human language.
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