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Neanderthals heard the world like us

According to researchers, Neanderthals could possibly hear soundless consonants that are produced without sound cords. These include soundless stops, such as “T” and “K”, and soundless freesives, “F,” “S” and “Me.” Soundless consonants cannot be displayed aloud throughout the landscape – Try shouting – which indicates that the consonant is …

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