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The human language system, including its inferior frontal component in ‘Broca’s area’, does not support music perception

2021-06-01

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Language and music are two human-unique capacities whose relationship remains debated. Some have argued for overlap in processing mechanisms, especially for structure processing. Such claims often concern the inferior frontal component of the language system located within ‘Broca’s area’. However, others have failed to find overlap. Using a robust individual-subject fMRI approach, we examined the responses of lang...

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Literature Corpus work: 01220130-a56f-51ea-bfef-dc561f888e2e
DOI: 10.1101/2021.06.01.446439

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