Theoretical and methodological tools for comparison and evolutionary modeling of communication systems
On reading signs : some differences between us and the others
Primitive content, translation, and the emergence of meaning in animal communication
Underpinnings for a theory of communicative evolution
Social and cultural learning in the evolution of human communication
The role of learning and development in language evolution : a connectionist perspective
Repeated patterns in behavior and other biological phenomena
Social processes in the evolution of complex cognition and communication
Human infant crying as an animal communication system : insights from an assessment/management approach
Evolution of communication from an avian perspective
Cephalopod skin displays : from concealment to communication
The evolution of language : from signals to symbols to system
Cooperation and the evolution of symbolic communication
Language, music and laughter in evolutionary perspective
Kin selection and "mother tongues" : a neglected component in language evolution
Language beyond our grasp : what mirror neurons can, and cannot, do for the evolution of language
How far is language beyond our grasp? : a response to Hurford
Directions for research in comparative communication systems