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Neural Representations of Beat and Rhythm in Motor and Association Regions

2023-09-29

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Humans perceive a pulse, or beat, underlying musical rhythm. Beat strength correlates with activity in the basal ganglia and SMA, suggesting these regions support beat perception. However, the basal ganglia and SMA make up a general timing network active during rhythm and timing perception, regardless of beat. Therefore, activity in these regions may represent basic rhythmic features, in addition to beat. Using RS...

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0d67aa98-f44c-5e67-951b-54a11af16e54
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10.1101/2023.09.28.559943
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