jan 4, 2018 - Brain images refute language domain theory from the 60s
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A region of the brain that extends through both hemispheres, the planum temporale, is larger in the left than in the right hemisphere. In the 1960s, this finding was linked to the hosting of language processing in the left hemisphere, but new research from one of the Human Brain Project’s research partners has shown this asymmetry is not a marker of language lateralisation.
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https://www.humanbrainproject.eu/en/follow-hbp/news/images-of-the-brain-refute-a-theory-from-the-60s-on-the-domain-of-language/
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