The natural communication systems of language have been studied in other species:
A) in order to prove the existence of language universals.
B) as a means of defining which species relate to the human species.
C) and has revealed that some species have complex communication systems, the study of which leads to defining the critical attributes of human language systems.
D) to define the biological nature of human language acquisition.

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The natural communication systems of language have been studied in other species in order to understand the complex communication systems of non-human species and to identify the critical attributes of human language systems. This does not necessarily involve proving the existence of language universals, defining which species relate to the human species, or defining the biological nature of human language acquisition.

The Natural Communication Systems of Language Have Been Studied in Other