Anthropologists explain that standing up on two feet contributed to physiological changes in the larynx, lungs, throat, and vocal cavity that enabled us to talk.

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Standing on two feet (bipedalism) led to anatomical changes that allowed for a lower larynx position, which is crucial for producing a wide range of vocal sounds necessary for speech.

Anthropologists Explain That Standing Up on Two Feet Contributed to Physiological