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Arealization of the neocortex in mammals: genetic and epigenetic contributions to the phenotype.
Brain, behavior and evolution - 1 Jun 2000
Krubitzer L, Huffman K J
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The neocortex is composed of areas that are functionally, anatomically and histochemically distinct. In comparison to most other mammals, humans have an expanded neocortex, with a pronounced increase in the number of cortical areas. This expansion underlies many complex behaviors associated with human capabilities including perception, cognition, language and volitional motor responses. In the following review we...
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