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Latest China study sheds new light on human evolution Last Updated : 15 Jul 2021 05:12:42 AM IST A recent study led by Chinese scientists has shed new light on the origin and evolution of human language and tool use.
Compared with existing non-human primates such as monkeys and apes, humans have significant advantages in many superior cognitive functions, especially the ability to use language and complex tools.The study is expected to help explain the longstanding mystery of human origin by comparing the differences and similarities between humans and other non-human primates in brain structure ' title=' brain structure '>brain structure and function, Xinhua reported.However, since it is difficult to confirm the homology of functional brain areas between different species, there is still a lack of reliable technical means to conduct cross-species studies on the evolution of brain structure ' title=' brain structure '>brain structure and function, according to the study.A research team led by the Institute of Automation under the Chinese Academy of Sciences has provided a novel method for studying the evolutionary brain mechanism of language and tool use by mapping cross-species brain network groups.Using structural and diffusion magnetic resonance imaging, the researchers analyzed the structural asymmetry of the inferior parietal lobule, a brain structure ' title=' brain structure '>brain structure most relevant to language and tool use, among three primates: human, chimpanzee, and macaque.The results showed that the asymmetry of brain structure ' title=' brain structure '>brain structure and its anatomical connectivity pattern is the inherent biological basis that drives the evolution of language and tool using.The study was recently published in the journal eLife.IANS Beijing For Latest Updates Please-
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