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Innateness, Learning, and the Difficulty of Determining Whether Music is an Evolutionary Adaptation: A Commentary on Justus & Hutsler (2005) and McDermott & Hauser (2005)
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Music Perception
Music Perception (2006) 24 (1): 105–110.
Published: 01 September 2006
...Laurel J. Trainor McDermott and Hauser (2005) and Justus and Hutsler (2005) argue that in order for music to be an evolutionary adaptation, and not an exaptation, music must be constrained by innate factors that are specific to music and that evolved because music conferred survival advantages. I...