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Comparación de las representaciones de formas geométricas en humanos y babuinos: una perspectiva del lenguaje del

Mathias Sablé-Meyer1, Joël Fagot2,3, Stanislas Dehaene4,5

  • 1Sainsbury Wellcome Centre for Neural Circuits and Behaviour College, University College London.

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Los humanos y los babuinos muestran diferencias en la representación de formas geométricas. Sin embargo, los babuinos demostraron una débil capacidad para procesar formas utilizando un Lenguaje del Pensamiento (LoT) propuesto cuando se les dio más tiempo, lo que sugiere algunos orígenes evolutivos compartidos.

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