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Dictionary » D » Drums DrumsAn appendage of the nucleus that represents the inactive heterochromatic x chromosome seen in 3% of the neutrophil leukocytes of human females. See: sex chromatin, lyonization. ![]()
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Results from our forumA Monkey's Uncle... language? or just to vocalise? If the larynx was a very recent development then we would have used some other method of communication. Drums can be used to convey complex messages and instructions. Sign languages can be used cross-culturally. One other thing we can do that chimps cannot, ...
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A Monkey's Uncle... always been able, for example, to speak. If the larynx was a very recent development then we would have used some other method of communication. Drums can be used to convey complex messages and instructions. Sign languages can be used cross-culturally. One other thing we can do that chimps cannot, ...
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Water ?"Swaying to the rythm of a New World Order and Counting bodies like sheep to the rythm of the war drums." Manard / a perfect circle / 13th step
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