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    This document discusses communication without dedicated signalling channels as a general finding in three areas of research: 1) Studies of evolved robot systems that developed signaling behaviors without predetermined communication mechanisms. 2) Research on the evolution of alarm call systems in non-human animals that allow information transfer without explicit signals. 3) Investigations of the emergence of primitive languages in early hominids in the absence of innate linguistic faculties.

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    This document discusses communication without dedicated signalling channels as a general finding in three areas of research: 1) Studies of evolved robot systems that developed signaling behaviors without predetermined communication mechanisms. 2) Research on the evolution of alarm call systems in non-human animals that allow information transfer without explicit signals. 3) Investigations of the emergence of primitive languages in early hominids in the absence of innate linguistic faculties.

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    Communication without dedicated signalling channels: A general finding?

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