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... gyrus Superior frontal sulcus , Fissure of Rolando Postcentral Middle Fissure of Sylvius gyrus frontal gyrus , Superior frontal gyrus Inferior frontal gyrus Opercular region of frontal lobe Superior temporal gyrus Middle temporal gyrus ...
... gyrus Superior frontal sulcus , Fissure of Rolando Postcentral Middle Fissure of Sylvius gyrus frontal gyrus , Superior frontal gyrus Inferior frontal gyrus Opercular region of frontal lobe Superior temporal gyrus Middle temporal gyrus ...
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... gyrus , located close to the junction of the parietal , occipital , and temporal lobes , appears to be bilaterally functional . This gyrus is an area in which the brain syn- thesizes many diverse impulses to integrated concepts . Many ...
... gyrus , located close to the junction of the parietal , occipital , and temporal lobes , appears to be bilaterally functional . This gyrus is an area in which the brain syn- thesizes many diverse impulses to integrated concepts . Many ...
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... gyrus . Lesions in the dominant visual - association areas may be associated with failure to recognize written words ... gyrus . Solomon ( 1957 ) says that the angular gyrus , dealing with the recognition of the visual image of ...
... gyrus . Lesions in the dominant visual - association areas may be associated with failure to recognize written words ... gyrus . Solomon ( 1957 ) says that the angular gyrus , dealing with the recognition of the visual image of ...
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A Survey of the Speech Mechanism | 1 |
Nervous Regulation of Speech | 4 |
Autonomic and Endocrine Regulators of Speech | 46 |
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