Some researchers argue that the birds and aquatic mammals that produce complex arrays of linguistic sounds to communicate with their peers are using a(n)

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The use of complex linguistic sounds to communicate indicates the use of cognitive pathways, which involve higher-level thinking and processing of information. Affective pathways deal with emotional responses and reactions, while the larynx is a physical structure involved in sound production. Universal grammar is a linguistic theory that suggests humans possess an innate ability to learn language, but it does not directly relate to the communication of birds and aquatic mammals. Therefore, option B (cognitive pathway) is the best choice.

Some Researchers Argue That the Birds and Aquatic Mammals That