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We collected PET data in 4 subjects, all of whom produced manual communicative gestures.

We collected PET data in 4 subjects, all of who produced manual communicative gestures directed towards a human experimenter.

We hypothesized that if the region of the chimpanzee IFG identified previously is involved in the production of attention-getting vocalizations, those subjects that produced calls in conjunction with manual communicative gestures would show greater metabolic activity in the Broca's area homologue than those chimpanzees that produced manual communicative gestures only.

The gangs themselves have produced manuals showing members how to sidestep the new laws.

Judah ibn Ḥayyuj and Abū al-Walīd Marwān ibn Janāḥ produced manuals on biblical grammar that applied the results of Arabic philology to their own tongue and provided the principles of Hebrew grammatical study down to modern times.

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The first drawback is that producing manual segmentations or semi-automatic segmentations is extremely time-consuming, with higher accuracies on more finely detailed volumes demanding increased time from medical experts.

For example, people produce manual gestures while speaking [42], and gestures actually precede and predict the development of spoken language in young children [43].

For example, chimpanzees, and other great apes, produce manual communicative gestures only when a human is present and visually oriented towards them [4], [5], [6], [8], [9], [10], [11].

However, it is not known if this activity observed in the chimpanzee Broca's area is the result of the chimpanzees producing manual communicative gestures, communicative sounds, or both.

Although functional imaging confirmed that this region is selectively activated during the production of communicative gestures and vocal signals [17], it is not clear if the activity in the left IFG previously observed was the result of the chimpanzees producing manual communicative gestures, communicative sounds, or both.