The evolution of the human larynx contributed to the stable voices ... human communication involved a simplification of our vocal anatomy," says lead author Takeshi Nishimura of KyotoU's Center ...

Human speech stems from a source sound produced by the larynx that is changed by the positions of the vocal anatomy such as the lips and tongue, Ghazanfar said. For example, the same source sound lies ...

They found that the stability of the sounds required simplifications in the larynx ... complexity of human communication involved a simplification of our vocal anatomy.” Takeshi Nishimura ...

The film explores the complex anatomy and function of the human larynx, emphasizing the intricate movements of the vocal cords during sound production. Utilizing ultra high-speed photography ...

“Language evolution is one of the most enigmatic” events in human evolutionary history, says coauthor Takeshi Nishimura, a primate researcher at Kyoto University in Japan. Other transition events, ...

You may know your larynx as your voice box. It’s the part of your throat that allows you to speak and make sounds. Your larynx does more than that, though. It plays a key role in enabling and ...

and intertitles to illustrate human anatomy and physiology. Beginning with the organs of respiration, it highlights the structure and function of the nose, larynx, trachea, bronchi, and lungs ...

(Hannah Young Photo) A University of Wyoming graduate student in the Division of Communication Disorders has used innovative technology to create a three-dimensional physical model of a human larynx ...

It's the unique anatomy of the human vocal tract that makes it possible, notably the larynx (voice box) located just behind the Adam's apple. The larynx is comprised of cartilage and the hyoid ...