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Sexual dimorphism in the parietal substrate associated with visuospatial cognition independent of general intelligence.

Journal of cognitive neuroscience - 1 Jan 2010

Hänggi Jürgen, Buchmann Andreas, Mondadori Christian R A, Henke Katharina, Jäncke Lutz, Hock Christoph

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Sex differences in visuospatial cognition (VSC) with male advantage are frequently reported in the literature. There is evidence for sexual dimorphisms in the human brain, one of which postulates more gray matter (GM) in females and more white matter (WM) in males relative to total intracranial volume. We investigated the neuroanatomy of VSC independent of general intelligence (g) in sex-separated populations,...

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PMID: 19199407
DOI: 10.1162/jocn.2008.21175

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