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Gyral crowns contribute to the cortical infrastructure of human face processing

2025-03-21

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Neuroanatomical features across spatial scales contribute to functional specialization and individual differences in behavior across species. Among species with gyrencephalic brains, gyral crown height, which measures a key aspect of the morphology of cortical folding, may represent an anatomical characteristic that importantly shapes neural function. Nevertheless, little is known about the relationship between fu...

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d9926034-d912-58a4-872a-58720c7e9ac0
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10.1101/2025.03.20.644439
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