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A core speech circuit between primary motor, somatosensory, and auditory cortex: evidence from connectivity and genetic descriptions

2017-05-18

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What adaptations allow humans to produce and perceive speech so effortlessly? We show that speech is supported by a largely undocumented core of structural and functional connectivity between the central sulcus (CS or primary motor and somatosensory cortex) and the transverse temporal gyrus (TTG or primary auditory cortex). Anatomically, we show that CS and TTG cortical thickness covary across individuals and that...

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c9e576d4-d322-5f5d-82fd-25f747b4e1e8
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10.1101/139550
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