The neurobiological origins of language encompass the study of how the brain's structure and function contribute to the development and use of language in humans. This field combines insights from neuroscience, linguistics, cognitive science, and psychology to understand how language abilities arise from underlying biological mechanisms. Key aspects of the neurobiological origins of language include: 1. **Brain Structures**: Certain regions of the brain are closely associated with language processing.
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