72 D. Parisi then selected for as part of a cultural evolutionary process. As a biologist, he is more interested in the question how, once they had become a per-manent feature of a culturally transmitted language, grammatical novel-ties were incorporated in a genetically transmitted 'language acquisition' [Book Review]

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