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DESCRIPTION:with Jon Sakata\, Associate Professor\, Dept. of Biology\n\nAss
 oc. Prof. Sakata has spent many years researching the shared mechanisms of
  social communication between animal systems and humans through the role o
 f shared mechanisms and chemicals. Through his research he has learned abo
 ut how birds produce their songs in a similar manner to how humans learn t
 o speak. This talk will dive into the parallels of human and songbird comm
 unication and how there are many similarities even though birds and humans
  are distantly related to each other.\n\nThe event will be facilitated by 
 ambassadors Katelyn Law\, Annie Li and Samantha Gorle.\n\nWatch on YouTube
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SUMMARY:Cutting Edge Lectures in Science: How studying birdsongs can help u
 s understand how humans speak
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