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The Piraha challenge: an Amazonian tribe takes grammar to a strange place.

• Authors : Bower, Bruce

• Source: Science News. 2005, Vol. 168, Issue 24, pages. 2

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Math minus grammar: number skills survive language losses.

• Authors : Bower, B.

• Source: Science News. 2005, Vol. 167, Issue 8, pages. 2

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2-year-olds don't talk in sentences but can still tell nouns from verbs: new brain study suggests that toddlers know basic grammar.

• Authors : Bower, Bruce

• Source: Science News. 2009, Vol. 176, Issue 3, pages. 1

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Language without rules; a curious speech disorder raises questions about the genetics of grammar.

• Authors : Bower, Bruce

• Source: Science News. 1994, Vol. v145, Issue n22, pages. 2

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Foundations of Language: Brain, Meaning, Grammar, Evolution. (Books: a selection of new and notable books of scientific interest).

• Source: Science News. 2002, Vol. 161, Issue 13, pages. 1

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Family's grammar loss provokes debate.

• Authors : Bower, Bruce

• Source: Science News. 1995, Vol. v147, Issue n5, pages. 1

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Grammar skills best learned when young.

• Authors : Pennisi, Elizabeth

• Source: Science News. 1992, Vol. v142, Issue n22, pages. 1

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Stroke victims illuminate brain's grammar.

• Authors : Bower, Bruce

• Source: Science News. 1991, Vol. v139, Issue n9, pages. 1

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Grammar-schooled dolphins.

• Authors : Bower, Bruce

• Source: Science News. 1984, Vol. v126, pages. 3

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Foundations of Language: Brain, Meaning, Grammar, Evolution. (Books: a selection of new and notable books of scientific interest).

• Source: Science News. March 30, 2002, Vol. 161 Issue 13, p207, 1 p.

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