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The study of selected marine mammals' vocalizations: an argument for Neo-Darwinian approach to evolutionary linguistics.
This study utilizes the comparative method applied to selected species of marine mammals in order to provide support for the emergentist and Neo-Darwinian approaches. In line with the principles of convergent evolution, the study posits that by exploring the factors that influenced the development o
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