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Practice Reading: Fill in the Blanks (Dropdown) ID: #35842 Apes
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Apes  have  similar  abilities  to  laugh  as  humans  according  to  an  experiment  that  collected  recordings  from  babies  as  well  as  chimps,  gorillas  and  orangutans  across  a  number  of  decades.  These  recordings  were    into  a  computer  program  and  organised  into  tables  based  on  how  alike  they  sounded.  The  similarity  of  laughter  recorded  from  the  different  primates  linked  together  in  a  way  that  supported  all  other    previously  found,  suggesting  the  four  species  are  descended  from  one  common  ancestor.
It  appears  that  laughter-like  sounds  were  once  shorter  and  noisier,  but  over  time  they  became  louder  and  clearer  as  primates  .  Human  laughter  sounds  very  different  from  the  noises  apes  produce.  These  differences  are  thought  to  have  appeared  when  certain  acoustic  features  became  exaggerated  in  early  humans  around  5.5  million  years  ago  after  they  split    the  common  ancestor  they  shared  with  chimps.

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