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... temporal gyrus Middle temporal gyrus Inferior temporal gyrus Postcentral gyrus Supramarginal gyrus Superior parietal lobule Angular gyrus Lateral occipital Cerebellum gyri Fig . 2-5 . The major divisions of the cerebrum . External ...
... temporal gyrus Middle temporal gyrus Inferior temporal gyrus Postcentral gyrus Supramarginal gyrus Superior parietal lobule Angular gyrus Lateral occipital Cerebellum gyri Fig . 2-5 . The major divisions of the cerebrum . External ...
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... temporal cortex are in Heschl's convolution , which is in the superior temporal gyrus . About one - half of the impulses from each ear end in each superior temporal gyrus so that the total removal of one temporal lobe hardly impairs ...
... temporal cortex are in Heschl's convolution , which is in the superior temporal gyrus . About one - half of the impulses from each ear end in each superior temporal gyrus so that the total removal of one temporal lobe hardly impairs ...
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... temporal lobe does not cause deafness in either ear . There is a fac- tor of dominance , however , and the removal of the dominant temporal lobe impairs associations and decreases the ability to interpret the mean- ing of sounds ...
... temporal lobe does not cause deafness in either ear . There is a fac- tor of dominance , however , and the removal of the dominant temporal lobe impairs associations and decreases the ability to interpret the mean- ing of sounds ...
Contents
Preface 1 A Survey of the Speech Mechanism | 1 |
Nervous Regulation of Speech | 4 |
Autonomic and Endocrine Regulators of Speech | 46 |
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