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Do you stick your tongue out or scowl when you concentrate? Maybe, like one of our listeners, you screw up your face when you’re playing music. Do these facial expressions actually help with the task in hand? And could they hold clues to humans’ evolutionary past?
Presented by Anand Jagatia and Marnie Chesterton
(Photo: A boy sits at a table, looking down in concentration as he draws in a note pad. Credit: Getty Images)
By BBC World Service4.7
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Do you stick your tongue out or scowl when you concentrate? Maybe, like one of our listeners, you screw up your face when you’re playing music. Do these facial expressions actually help with the task in hand? And could they hold clues to humans’ evolutionary past?
Presented by Anand Jagatia and Marnie Chesterton
(Photo: A boy sits at a table, looking down in concentration as he draws in a note pad. Credit: Getty Images)

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